Literature

Authors	Year	Title
	1988	Rana vertebralis: Species account. Pp. 121–123 in Branch, W.R., ed. South African Red Data Book – Reptiles and Amphibians.
R. C. Boycott	1988	Description of a new species of Heleophryne Sclater, 1899 from the Cape Province, South Africa (Anura: Heleophrynidae)
W. R. Branch	1988	South African RedData Book- Reptiles and Amphibians
A. Channing	1988	Opportunistic seasonal breeding by frogs in Namaqualand
B. T. Clarke	1988	The amphibian fauna of the East African rainforests Including the description of a new species of toad genus Nectophrynoides Noble 1926 Anura Bufonidae
S. B. Emerson	1988	Testing for Historical Patterns of Change a Case Study with Frog Pectoral Girdles
B. Hughes	1988	Herpetology in Ghana (West Africa)
D. J. Kok, Seaman M. T.	1988	Natalobatrachus bonebergi (Anura: Ranidae) aspects of early development and adult size
A. J. L. Lambiris	1988	Frogs and toads of the Natal Drakesberg
A. J. L. Lambiris	1988	A New Species of Cacosternum Amphibia Anura Ranidae from Natal South Africa
G. J. Measey	1988	Terrestrial prey capture in Xenopus laevis
J. R. Pallett, Passmore N. I.	1988	The significance of multinote advetisment calls in a reed frog, Hyperolius tuberilinguis
M. Perfumi, de Caro, G., Panocka, I., Polidori, C., Massi, M.	1988	Effects of kassinin, a tachykinin of the skin of the African frog Kassina senegalensis, on body fluid homeostasis in rats
J. - L. Perret	1988	Les espèces de Phrynobatrachus (Anura, Ranidae) à éperon palpébral
M. D. Picker, De Villiers A. L.	1988	Xenopus gilli: Species account. Pp. 25–28 in Branch, W.R. ed. South African Red Data Book – Reptiles and Amphibians.
J. C. Poynton, Broadley D. G.	1988	Amphibia Zambesiaca 4
M. Roseghini, Erspamer, G. F., Severini, C.	1988	Biogenic amines and active peptides in the skin of fift-two African amphibian species other then bufonids
W. Schneichel, Schneider H.	1988	Hearing and calls of the banana frog
A. L. De Villiers	1988	Breviceps gibbosus: Species account. Pp. ed. South African Red Data Book – Reptiles and Amphibians.