Bede at Ulmer, Handbook of Turtle Diseases
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Bede at Ulmer - Handbook of Turtle Diseases
From the contents:
- Body structure and function of the organs
- Nervous system and sensory functions
- Selected behaviours
- Growth and age
- Direct husbandry and feeding damage
- Diseases of the head, eyes, ears, respiratory organs, digestive organs
- Poisoning
- Incubation defects and hatchling diseases
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
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