Draco 07 - Monitor
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Draco 07 - Monitor lizards
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
- 4 On the taxonomy and biology of monitor lizards (Sauria: Varanidae), by Thomas Wilms & Wolfgang Böhme
- 20 The most common monitor lizards in the pet trade - species and basics of keeping, by Jeff M. Lemm
- 30 The monitor lizards of the Northern Territory, Australia, by Bernd Eidenmüller
- 42 On the biology of the Raunacken-banded monitor lizard, by Maren Gaulke & Jochen Reiter
- 50 Lifestyle and keeping of Varanus primordius, by G.A. Husband
- 55 Overview of keeping and breeding Varanus panoptes panoptes Storr, 1980 in the next generation F2, by Michael Schardt
- 62 Keeping and breeding of Varanus (Odatria) tristis orientalis Fry, 1913, by Michael Schardt
- 67 The Cape monitor (Varanus albigularis): lifestyle, care and breeding at San Diego Zoo, by Jeff Lemm
- 75 Knowledge, observations and breeding of the Duméril monitor Varanus dumerili (Schlegel, 1839), by Andree Hauschild
- 78 Book box
- 89 Magazine
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