Marginata 06 - Four-toed turtles
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Marginata 06 - Four-toed tortoises
Food plants 1
Pallas's tortoise
Japanese soft-shelled turtle farm
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 3 MAGAZINE
- 7 READERS' LETTERS
- 8 DATES
- 10 PHOTO REPORTAGE
The four-toed tortoise Agrionemys horsfieldii
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 16 BREEDING IN HUMAN CARE
Keeping and breeding of Agrionemys horsfieldii kazachstanica CHKHIKVADZE, 1988) in the indoor terrarium
Natasa Velenská - 22 FIELD RESEARCH
Experiences in the turtle steppe of Uzbekistan
Petr Velensky - 28 FIELD RESEARCH
Research into ecology and conservation status of Agrionemys horsfieldii in China
Shi Haitao and Xe She-ke - 31 PORTRAIT
Brazilian snake-necked tortoise
Hydromedusa maximiliani (MIKAN, 1820)
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 35 REPORTAGE
Food plants for tortoises
Part 1
Susanne Vogel - 42 SHORT REPORT
Legendary giant soft-shelled turtle Rafetus leloii sighted
Jörg Adler - 45 REPORTAGE
A visit to a commercial soft-shelled turtle farm in Japan
Petr Petras - 48 FIELD RESEARCH
Testudo greaca pallasi CHKHIKVADZE & BAKRADZE, 2002, a little-known tortoise from Dagestan
Alexander Pieh and Markus Auer - 52 REPORTAGE
Observations on the feeding behaviour of Podocnemis unifilis
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 54 BREEDING IN HUMAN CARE
European first breeding of the spiny tortoise (Heosemys spinosa)
Durrelll Wildlife Conservation Trust - 60 RAT & TAT
- 60 BOOK TIP
- 61 CLASSIFIEDS
- 62 REGIONAL GUIDE
- 64 AGATHA MARGINATA
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