Reptilia 74 - Chinese turtles
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Reptilia 74 - Chinese turtles
Transport of terrarium animals
Forest lance adder
Amphibian Ark
Contents:
EDITORIAL
MAGAZINE
DATES
WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
Snake Road, the road of snakes
Snake Road, the road of snakes
from B. Love
PHOTOSTORY
Dhe turtles of China
von S. Winchell
REPORTAGE
Commercial breeding of marsh and water turtles in China
von T. Zhou, C. Huang, W. P. McCord & T. Blanck
KEEPING AND REPRODUCTION
Keeping and breeding Cistoclemmys flavomarginata, the yellow-edged box turtle
von M. R. Gómez & J. Valverde
TRAVEL
The Big Bend National Park and its reptiles
Part 1: Turtles and lizards
von P. M. Kornacker & U. Dederichs
PORTRAIT AND POSTER
Hyla arborea
from B. Trapp
HERPETOFAUNA
The South American forest lancehead snakes of the genus Bothriopsis
von J. M. Dehling
KEEPING AND REPRODUCTION
Spiny-tailed agamas (Uromastyx):New findings for terrarium practice
von M. Frank
REPORTAGE
Amphibian Ark. Dream or realistic endeavour?
Part 2
von B. Akeret
REPTILIA ON THE ROAD
The new snake attraction in Bangkok
von J. Bulian
LIBRARY
BRUTKASTEN
Travel snippets from the Caribbean
Practically live by H. Werning
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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