Draco 21 - Lizards

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Draco 21 - Lizards

Contents:

2 Editorial
4 The true lizards of the family Lacertidae – an overview
Wolfgang Bischoff
28 Lizards in the terrarium
Michael Kroninger & Mike Zawadski
38 The lizards of Greece
Benny Trapp
43 On the ecology and terrarium husbandry of the Eastern Giant Green Lizard, Lacerta media israelica PETERS, 1964
Hans Esterbauer
48 The Canary Island lizard Gallotia galloti (OUDART, 1839)
Ingo Kober
60 Es Vedrá – a mystical island and its lizards
Mike Zawadski & Michael Kroninger
68The greens from the Kaiserstuhl
Walther Rohdich
72 Omanosaura – the Arabian collared lizards
Rolf Leptien
76Observations on an Aschaffenburg wall lizard population
Martin Felke
82 The Mongolian Desert Runner, Eremias argus PETERS, 1869
Uwe Schlüter
87 Book box
94 Magazine

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