Reptilia 48 - Dwarf chameleons
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Reptilia 48 Dwarf Chameleons
Rail turtles
El Salvador
Ring-tailed boas
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 4 MAGAZINE
- 12 DATES
- 16 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
The Cuts
by B. Love
- 16 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
- 18 PHOTO REPORTAGE
Mysterious mini-dragons – The ground and stub-tailed chameleons of the genera Brookesia and Rhampholeon
by P. Necas and W. Schmidt
- 18 PHOTO REPORTAGE
- 28 KEEPING AND BREEDING
Keeping and breeding of the short-tailed chameleon Rhampholeon brevicaudatus? by N. Lutzmann, S. Esser, A. Flamme & H. Schneider - 34 HERPETOFAUNA
The low-frequency vibration of chameleons – New findings about a peculiar behaviour by N. Lutzmann - 38 REPORTAGE
Piggyback to the wedding
Why do some female chameleons carry the males on their backs? by N. Lutzmann - 41 REPORTAGE
The desert in your own house by H. Zorn - 45 TRAVEL
El Imposible – The impossible is possible
The national park "El Imposible" in El Salvador by T. Leenders - 51 PORTRAIT AND POSTER
Mantis religiosa
by B. Trapp
- 28 KEEPING AND BREEDING
- 56 HERPETOFAUNA
Comments on the current situation of the rail turtles Podocnemis expansa and Podocnemis unifilis in Bolivia
by J. Knaak
- 56 HERPETOFAUNA
- 65 KEEPING AND BREEDING
The ring-tailed boa (Corallus annulatus annulatus)
A little-known jewel in the terrarium
by S. Wirz
- 65 KEEPING AND BREEDING
- 72 REPORTAGE
Endemic terrestrial salamanders of the Italian mainland
by F. Pasmans and S. Bogaerts
- 72 REPORTAGE
- 80 REPORTAGE
Planning and construction of a reptile zoo: "Reptilium - Terrarium and Desert Zoo" in Landau - Part 3: The Opening
by H. Werning
- 80 REPORTAGE
- 90 LIBRARY
- 91 CLASSIFIEDS
- 96 RAT & TAT
- 104 GLOSS
A family history. Part 2
by H. Werning
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