Marginata 13 - False map turtles
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Marginata 13 - False map turtles
Food plants for aquatic turtles 1
The power of scents
Kyrgyz four-toed tortoise
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 3 READER LETTERS
- 4 MAGAZINE
- 8 DATES
- 10 REPORTAGE
False map turtles – colourful
and easy-to-keep humpback turtles
Hans - Dieter Philippen - 16 BREEDING IN HUMAN CARE
Keeping and breeding the false map turtle
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The Mississippi humpback turtle in human care
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South African beaked tortoise
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Food plants for aquatic turtles (Part I)
Susanne Vogel - 40 REPORTAGE
The language of scents: European pond turtles use water-soluble messengers
Jens R. Poschadel & Martin Plath - 48 REPORTAGE
Hope for the four-toed steppe tortoise
Valentina Ismailovna Toropova, Thorsten Harder
& Heike Finke - 51 SHORT REPORT
Discovery of an unusually marked
brown tortoise on the island of Sumatra
Elva Gemita - 52 REPORTAGE
Distribution of Cuora pani aurocapitata Part 1
Torsten Blanck & Tanja Kremser - 57 SHORT REPORT
The slider turtle issue
Thomas Türbl, Markus Baur, Rudolf Hoffmann,
Tobias Friz, Sabine Öfner & Friederike Weinzierl - 60 BOOK TIP
- 61 CLASSIFIED ADS
- 62 REGIONAL GUIDE
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