Marginata 01 - Marginated tortoise
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Marginata 01 - Broad-shelled tortoises
Articulated tortoises Turtle conservation station
Correct wintering
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 3 ADVISORY BOARD
- 5 MAGAZINE
- 10 PHOTO REPORTAGE
Broad-shelled tortoises – the most impressive and largest land tortoises in Europe
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 18 REPORT
Keeping and breeding of the broad-shelled tortoise
Matthias Mähn - 24 REPORTAGE
The Sardinian population of the broad-shelled tortoise
Wolfgang Wegehaupt - 31 PORTRAIT
Indian flapshell softshell turtle
Matthias Mähn - 36 REPORTAGE
Remarks on the biology and alternative keeping and breeding of Kinixys belliana nogueyi (LATASTE, 1886)
Irmtraud Jasser-Häger and Hans - Dieter Philippen - 46 REPORTAGE
Red-eared slider turtles – Threatening newcomers?
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 48 REPORTAGE
Hibernation in European land tortoises
Natural, physiological preparation and “wake-up phase”
Markus Baur and R. W. Hoffmann - 55 ADVICE & ACTION
- 56 CLASSIFIEDS
- 57 REPORTAGE
Official opening of the International Centre for Turtle Conservation – a look in front of and behind the scenes
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 63 REGIONAL GUIDE
- 64 AGATHA MARGINATA
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