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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