Draco 60 - The reptiles of Europe
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Draco 60 - The reptiles of Europe
Contents:
Editorial
Reptiles in Europe – a current overview
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
The Spanish reptile fauna
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
The vipers of Europe
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
Reptiles of the Greek Aegean Islands
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
Iberian mountain lizards and Spanish wall lizards – two evolutionary-biological model cases
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
List of the reptiles of Europe
Axel Kwet & Benny Trapp
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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