Reptilia 27 - Anolis
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Reptilia 27 - Anolis
Curly-haired tarantula
Cape Cobra
Philippines
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
- 3 letters to the editor
- 4 Lookup
- 5 Magazine
- 10 dates
- 14 Western Herp Perspectives: The aisle phenomenon, by B. Love
- 16 Photo reportage: Anolis, by L. Wijffels
- 22 Herpetofauna: The stretchable throat skin of the Anolis, by L. Wijffels
- 35 Herpetofauna: On the variation of "Le Roquet", the Anolis of Martinique, by L. Wijffels
- 44 Report: Anolis blanquillanus and Anolis onca. Two interesting skinks from the islands off Venezuela, by A. Flaschendräger
- 49 Obituary: In memory of Leo C. M. Wijffels, by A. Flaschendräger
- 51 Portrait and poster: Ctenosaura flavodorsalis, by T. Eisenberg
- 55 Journey: A visit to the Philippine rainforest, by Dr M. Gaulke
- 64 Keeping and breeding: Keeping and breeding the Indian star tortoise, by K. Gärtner
- 69 Terraristics: Building a snake enclosure, Part 3: Experiences, by M. Hallmen
- 74 Care and Breeding: The Cape Cobra Naja nivea, Care and Reproduction, by W. Strassmann
- 77 Herpetofauna: Curly Hair – Lovely Creatures, The tarantula Brachypelma albopilosa in the terrarium, by H. Fischer
- 82 Reptilia on the road: De Oliemeulen zoo and reptile house in Tilburg/Netherlands, by A. Hauschild
- 94 Advice and action
- 96 Library
- 104 Glossary: Anaconda! (Part 2), by H. Werning
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