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This document provides information about digital slides of amphibians created by Dr. Dinesh C. Sharma, an assistant professor in the Department of Zoology. Dr. Sharma created digital slides of amphibians as part of his work studying amphibian anatomy and classification. The digital slides are a resource for students and researchers interested in amphibian biology.
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