Marginata 02 - European Pond Turtle
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Marginata 02 - European pond turtle
Serrated terrapins
Asian Temple Turtles
Guatemala
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 3 THE TEAM INTRODUCES ITSELF
- 4 READER LETTERS
- 5 MAGAZINE
- 9 DATES
- 10 PHOTO REPORTAGE
European pond turtles (Emys orbicularis LINNAEUS, 1758)
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 14 REPORTAGE
Observations and experiences regarding the keeping and breeding of the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis LINNAEUS, 1758)
Bernd Wolff - 24 REPORTAGE
The relationship between origin, currently known phylogeny (evolutionary history) and habitat of the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis) using three populations as examples
Jens Poschadel - 31 PORTRAIT
Madagascan flat-tailed turtle
Pyxis [Acinixys] planicauda (GRANDIDIER, 1867)
Matthias Mähn - 36 REPORTAGE
Species protection on the dream beach –
The projects of the organisation ARCAS in Guatemala
Kriton Kunz - 46 REPORTAGE
The fascination of serrated terrapins (genus Geoemyda
Some aspects of their keeping and biology
Ingo Schaefer - 52 REPORTAGE
Intensively exploited without protection: Amyda cartilaginea (BODDART, 1770) and Dogania subplana (GEOFFROY ST.-HILAIRE, 1809)
Mark Auliya - 56 BOOK TIP
- 57 CLASSIFIEDS
- 58 REPORTAGE
Salmonellosis – Measures to prevent turtle-related transmission
Tessa E. H. Römkens and Frank Stam - 62 REGIONAL GUIDE
- 64 AGATHA MARGINATA
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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