Marginata No.31 - Moorish river turtles in Morocco

Marginata No. 31 - Moorish pond turtles in Morocco

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Marginata No. 31 - Moorish pond turtles in Morocco

Zucht der Madagassischen Strahlenschildkröte, Teil 3
Zucht von Kinosternon cruentatum
Schildkröten im Unterricht

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Editorial
Magazin
Termine

REPORTAGE
Die Maurische Bachschildkröte, Mauremys leprosa (Schweiger, 1812) in Marokko
Mario Schweiger

HALTUNG UND NACHZUCHT
Wiederholte Nachzucht der Madagassischen Strahlenschildkröte (Astrochelys radiata) im Zoo Rotterdam
Henk Zwartepoorte

POSTER
Die Namibische Bushmanland-Zeltschildkröte, Psammobates tentorius verroxi
Hans - Dieter Philippen

HALTUNG UND ZUCHT
Haltung und Nachzucht der Madagassischen Strahlenschildkröte Teil 3
Michael Wirth und Peter Fritz

HALTUNG UND ZUCHT
Pflege und Vermehrung der Rotwangen-Klappschildkröte, Kinosternon scorpioides cruentatum
Sebastian Nickl

REPORTAGE
Zeitgemäßer Umgang mit „Problemschildkröten“ – Verwahrung, Euthanasie oder gar Nutzung zur Arterhaltung?
Tobias Friz, Markus Baur & Rudolf W. Hoffmann

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Bilder einer Ausstellung – Schildkröten einmal anders. Ungewöhnliche Ausstellung im Hochharz
Hans - Dieter Philippen

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