Reptilia 44 - Chinese snakes

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Reptilia 44 - Chinese snakes

Sea turtles
Desert chameleon
Fiji Iguana

Contents:

- 2 EDITORIAL

- 4 READER LETTERS

- 5 MAGAZINE

- 16 DATES

- 18 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
  Reform backlog also for species protection laws
  by B. Love

- 20 PHOTO REPORTAGE
  The diverse world of Chinese snakes
  by S. Winchell

- 30 HERPETOFAUNA
  The venomous snakes of southern China by N. Orlov, N. Ananjeva, S. Ryabov & Ding-qi Rao
- 37 HERPETOFAUNA
  Notes on the Chinese climbing snakes of the genus Elaphe (sensu lato) FITZINGER, 1833 by A. Gumprecht
- 42 TRAVEL
  Namibia - In search of the desert chameleon by R. Leptien
- 47 HERPETOFAUNA
  Morphology and colouration of the Caribbean green iguana (Iguana delicatissima) by M. Schardt
- 51 PORTRAIT AND POSTER
  Podarcis peloponnesiaca
  by B. Trapp

- 56 KEEPING AND BREEDING
  Care and Breeding of the Banded Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus fasciatus BRONGNIART, 1800)
  by J. Schmidt

- 64 KEEPING AND BREEDING
  On the mating behaviour of tropical clawed frogs Silurana sp. – Part 1
  by K. Kunz

- 72 REPORTAGE
  Turtle Island Part 2: The Barbados Sea Turtle Project
  by M. Kuhn & D. Schmidt

- 78 HERPETOFAUNA
  Parthenogenesis in the Dark Tiger Python (Python molurus bivittatus)
  by M. Kuhn & D. Schmidt

- 86 SMALL ADVERTS

- 90 RAT & TAT

- 94 LIBRARY

104 GLOSSES
All the happiness on earth - Part 1: Ascent
by H. Werning

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