Reptilia 30 - Sea turtles
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Reptilia 30 - Sea turtles
Carpet chameleon
West Madagascar
Blood python
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
- 3 letters to the editor
- 7 Magazine
- 20 dates
- 24 Western Herp Perspectives, Hybrid Mania, by B. Love
- 26 Photo reportage: Sea turtles, by J. Vasconcelos Péres
- 32 Report: The diving behaviour of sea turtles, A brief overview, by J.D.R. Houghton
- 36 Report: Encounter with the loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) in the southern Aegean
- 40 Herpetofauna: The species of sea turtles, by J. Vasconcelos Péres
- 46 Care and Breeding: Forbidden Beauty – On the Spotted, Blood or Short-tailed Python Python curtus (Schöegel 1872), by A. Kirschner
- 51 Portrait and poster: Pelobates syriacus, by B. Trapp
- 55 Husbandry and Breeding: Experiences in the care and breeding of the carpet chameleon Furcifer lateralis, by U. & K. Dost
- 61 Herpetofauna: Luminous tejus? The dwarf tejus of the genus Proctoporus. With notes on luminescent organs in lizards, by U. Schlüter
- 65 Terraristics: Sitting in a glass house... The greenhouse as an interesting option for keeping snakes, by U. Strathemann
- 69 Herpetoculture: Devilish, divine snake. Aspects of snake symbolism from a psychological perspective. Part 1: Snake fear, snake cult, the image of the snake in the Bible, by K. Kunz
- 74 Journey: Journey to the Central West of Madagascar, by K. Liebel & W. Schmidt
- 88 Classifieds
- 92 Advice and action
- 95 Library
- 104 Glossary, I am a punk band, by H. Werning
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