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Reptilia 01 - Crocodiles

Bearded dragons
Fire Salamanders
Baja california
GAUDÍ and herpetology

Contents:

2 - Editorial
6 - Magazine
14 - Keeping and breeding: Bearded crocodiles, by J. Bergadá and J. Pether
23 - Travelogue: Crocodiles in Ghana, by S. Zwernemann
26 - Report: Hamburger made from crocodile meat, by M. Schmidt
29 - Terraristics: Keeping guidelines for crocodiles
30 - Pros and cons: keeping crocodiles
33 - Travelogue: Baja California, by H. Werning
39 - Portrait and poster: Hyla meridionalis, by M. Aresté and J. L. Farriols
43 - Terraristics: Sexing of snakes, by Dr M. Bachs
46 - Keeping and reproduction: Acrantophis dummeriliby W. Wengler
49 - Herpetofauna, Fire Salamanders, by X. Rivera and A. de Saint Paul
58 - Herpetology and culture: Gaudí and herpetology, by E. Filella
64 - Veterinary medicine - Shell necrosis in turtles, by C. Lopez del Castillo
71 - Report: Species conservation in the jungle of French Guiana, by S. Alviani
73 - Library
77 - Advice and action
80 - Incubator: Glossary by H. Werning

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