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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Octavo, laminated boards,95 pp.,colour photographs. Drawing on over 30 years of experience keeping and breeding poison frogs, this guide covers everything from frog acquisition and terrarium equipment to breeding and raising tadpoles. A bestseller in its original german, this book has now been translated into english for the first time and will be perfect for those starting out with poison frogs.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Zustand: NEW. 94, 125 col photos. 220x155mm. PB. NEW. . Terrarium animals need a healthy, balanced and varied diet. Self-cultured food insects or other live foods whose nutritional value is enriched by a proper diet and supplementation, will provide you with success in this field: suitable species include green banana cockroaches, tropical woodlouses, fruit flies, locusts, crickets or even mice. This volume details the preconditions necessary for successful culturing based upon the extensive knowledge of experienced terrarium-keepers. This will enable you to supply your animals with valuable and suitable food items, all with minimal investment. [9783899730425].…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Verschmutzung; Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveränderung.

Zustand: New. 159, 192 col photos, 64 col drawings, 47 distribution maps. 210x150mm. HB. NEW. . English edition. [9783899731705].

22 cm, Hardcover/Pappeinband. 287 S. : zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. Werbung Orginal verschweißt Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 730.

Quarto, laminated boards,495 pp.,photographs. Featuring 55 interviews with herpetologists from all over the world. They vary greatly in age, experience, specialization and interests, giving us a representative cross-section of the extremely differentiated world of herpetology. These questions want to explore the lives of the interviewed, their jobs, and their activities in both the past and the present, the studies they have conducted, how their enthusiasm for herps was born, the difficulties they have encountered on their way and much more. They also have the goal of inducing the interviewee to tell us about their field trips, to provide young people wanting to become herpetologists with some advice, and to discover what is their idea of herpetology as well as what they think of herpetoculture. Interviewees: Kraig Adler (USA), Ross A. Alford (USA/Australia), Natalia B. Ananjeva (Russia), Franco Andreone (Italy), Mark Auliya (Germany), Sherif Baha El Din (Egypt), Sergà Bogaerts (The Netherlands), Wolfgang Bà hme (Germany), William R. Branch (UK/South Africa), Donald G. Broadley (UK/Zimbabwe), Massimo Capula (Italy), Miguel Angel Carretero (Spain), Lawan Chanhome (Thailand), Alan Channing (UK/South Africa), Fabio Germán Cupul-Magaña (Mexico), Alain Dubois (France), Gerardo GarcÃa-Herrero (Spain/UK), Varad Giri ((India), Richard Griffiths (UK) , Harold Heatwole (USA), Ivan Ineich (France), Sergius L. Kuzmin (Russia), Axel Kwet (Germany), Michael Lannoo (USA), Benedetto Lanza (Italy), Edgar Lehr (Germany/USA), Stefan Là tters (Germany), Iñigo Martinez-Solano González (Spain), Masafumi Matsui (Japan), Vincenzo Mercurio (Italy/Germany), Russell A. Mittermeier (USA), Christian Neumann (Germany), Gà ran Nilson (Sweden), Annemarie Ohler (Austria/France), Nikolay Orlov (Russia), Mark O'Shea (UK), ValentÃn Pà rez-Mellado (Spain), Daniel Pincheira-Donoso (Chile/UK), Anders Rhodin (Sweden/USA), Mark-Oliver Rà del (Germany), Sergei Ryabov (Russia), Andreas Schlüter (Germany), Richard Shine (Australia), Ruchira Somaweera (Sri Lanka/ Australia), Miguel Trefaut Rodrigues (Portugal/Brazil), Peter Uetz (Germany/USA), Miguel Vences (Germany), Nicolas Vidal (France), Gernot Vogel (Germany), David B. Wake (USA), Yehudah Werner (Israel), Wolfgang Wüster (Germany/UK), Xu Xing (China), Zhao Ermi (China), Ziegler Thomas (Germany).…

Zustand: New. 304, 630 col illus, maps. . HB. NEW. . Comprising of species accounts, that include multiple images of each taxa (museum specimens, in case of rare species), showing different ontogenetic stages, sexes and colour morphs. Following this is a short listing of species erroneously or dubiously recorded from Sri Lanka. [9783899734782].…

Zustand: New. 144, 550 col photos, 30 distribution maps. . HB. NEW. . Presents the geckos inhabiting the islands of Madagascar, the Seychelles, Comoros and Mascarenes. Without any doubt, members of the genera Phelsuma and Uroplatus are amongst the most popular geckos native to the numerous islands of the western Indian Ocean. [9783899733624].…

Zustand: New. 251, 231 col photos, 44 maps. . HB. NEW. . 2nd edition. There are 143 species of dragonflies and damselflies in Europe and 39 of these are presently found on Corfu, giving the island one of the highest numbers of species in the Greek archipelago. New species have been added to the fauna quite recently, the Dainty Bluet (Coenagrion scitulum) and the Blue-eye (Erythromma lindenii) were re-ported for the first time in 2012. In addition, the Black Pennant (Selysiothemis nigra) was reported in 2007 and the Bladetail (Lindenia tetraphylla) in 2014, both most likely being recent arrivals to the island. Corfu also holds populations of the 'Critically Endangered' Greek Red Damsel (Pyrrhosoma elisabethae) and the 'Near Threatened' Eastern Spectre (Caliaeshna microstigma).The high precipitation and the rich presence of waterways, both permanent and temporary, have created a range of suitable habitats and are factors that can ex-plain the rich dragonfly fauna. However, the increase in the resident population and the growth in tourism, with close to two million visitors every year, have led to habitat loss, especially of coastal wetlands due to the development of hotels andother tourist venues. The increase in water consumption and the increase in the pollution of the island waters are factors that pose serious threats to the fauna in general and to the amphibious one in particular.The aim of this book is to raise the awareness and understanding of the dragonfly fauna, and to give a first idea of its status and need for protection. Information on identification, distribution and habitat for all the 43 reported species from Corfu is also presented. [9783899730401].…

18 cm, Taschenbuch. Zustand: Gut. Zustand: gut. Einband leicht berieben und bestoßen. Schnitte teils leicht angeschmutzt. Innen sehr gut. 377 Aufgrund der EU-Verpackungsverordnung (PPWR) erfolgt der Versand nur nach Deutschland, ins Nicht-EU-Ausland und nach Österreich. Für einen Versand in alle anderen EU-Länder (außer Österreich) nutzen Sie bitte Paketweiterleitungsdienste und hinterlegen bei der Bestellung eine deutsche Versandadresse. Due to the EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR), we ship only to Germany, non-EU countries, and Austria. For shipping to all other EU countries (except Austria), please use a package forwarding service and provide a German shipping address when placing your order. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1260.…

Quarto,128 pp.colour photographs, maps, laminated boards. The third of four volumes. This volume covers Central and South America.

Illustrierter Pappeinband. Zustand: Guter Zustand. Kein Schutzumschlag. 148 Seiten mit vielen farbigen Abbildungen; Buch mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren - sonst gutes Exemplar; 1,2 kg Versandgewicht = 5 Euro Versandkosten füt Deutschland.

Zustand: New. 160, 540 colour photos, maps. . HB. NEW. . English and German text. This volume covers the geckos of Australia and includes colour photos and distribution maps for each species. [9783899733600].

Zustand: New. 383, 350 col + 4 b/w photos, 30 maps. . HB. NEW. . Text English. [9783899733495].

Zustand: New. 418, 185 col plates, 28 b/w photos, 71 b/w illus, 201 maps. . HB. NEW. . First field guide to the amphibians of East Africa, with identification keys and detailed accounts for 194 frog species and 9 caecilians. Comprehensive species accounts with descriptions, habitat preferences, distribution, call, breeding biology. Characteristics of the tadpoles are also provided, where known. [9783930612536]. …

Quarto, laminated boards,160 pp.,colour photographs, maps. The first volume from the TERRALOG series to be dedicated to a group of amphibians. This volume provides photographs of eggs, larvae and juveniles as well as illustrations of natural habitats. Each account is complemented by a symbol-based descriptive summary of the husbandry requirements of the respective species in captivity. Containing more than 540 full-colour photographs, this volume is a valuable photographic reference for both the scientist and terrarium enthusiast.…

Zustand: sehr guter Zustand. Hardcover, Format (4°), illustr. kart. Einband, einfoliert, sehr gut erhalten, keine Gebrauchsspuren erkennbar, mit Bibliotheksstempel auf Titelblatt (ausgeschieden), 148 S., mit über 529 Farbotos. In deutscher und englischer Sprache. Im vorliegenden Band werden die Giftschlangen des tropischen Asiens vorgestellt. Das Verbreitungsgebiet der rund 165 Taxa und Formen der Familien Elapidae und Viperidae erstreckt sich von Pakistan bis China und von Japan bis Indonesien.…

Quarto,148 pp.,colour photographs, maps, laminated boards. This volume of TERRALOG is a presentation of the venomous snakes of Asia. It portrays about 165 taxa and forms of the families Elapidae and Viperdae, and covers a geographical range from Pakistan to China and Japan to Indonesia. Besides species that are illustrated in colour photographs for the first time, this volume also contains photographs of a variety of undescribed forms. Latest taxonomic information on the systematics of the Tropidolaemus wagleri-complex is provided.…

Quarto,148 pp.,colour photographs, maps, laminated boards. Terralog Volume 15.

Zustand: New. 435, 288 col + 21 b/w photos, 2 col maps. . HB. NEW. . Text English. Alfred Russel Wallace described Java in his book The Malay Archipelago (1869) as ".the finest and most interesting tropical island in the world". Large tropical islands tend to have a diverse, and species-rich snake fauna. The snake fauna of Java contains 91 species in 13 families. The most recently described snakes from Java include the pipe snake Cylindrophis subocularis (2016), two species of Dendrelaphis (2008), the pit viper Trimeresurus insularis (1977), and the minute fossorial snake Calamaria lovii wermuthi (1965). This is surprisingonly five taxa of snakes described in the last half century from the 13th largest island on the planet. Of course there are several reasons for this. Relatively few people study Indonesian snakes, but more alarming is the fact that Java has a human population of more than 141 million or about 1026 humans/km . Looking at the list of Javan snakes today one can only wonder how many species of snakes were present when Wallace wrote that statement in 1869. I have little doubt environmental modifications by humans over the last century have reduced the snake diversity. At the same time many snakes may have either adapted to human modified environments or have successfully evaded the damaged environments and still survive somewhere on the islandwaiting to be discovered by science. This book is a first step in discovering new species of Javan snakes. Using this book the herpetologist or naturalist can readily identify all of the species known to occur on the island. Thus, snake enthusiasts will hopefully recognize species that are unknown when they are found. Ruud de Lang has compiled species accounts for all of the known snake taxa, provided details for identification and for the exploration of the background of the snake fauna as well. [9783899735253].…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. 350 + 2 pages; colour photographs and b/w illustrations and distribution maps throughout, No dust jacket as published. Laminated boards fine with minimal wear, contents clean and tight, unmarked, no inscriptions. A fine copy, virtually as new. Size: 4to (24 x 17 cm). Book. …

Zustand: New. 512, 300+ col photos, col distribution maps. . HB. NEW. . Israel's positioning at the juncture of Asia, and Africa, and between the Sahara and Arabian deserts in the south, and Mediterranean and mountain regions in the north, make it zoologically very diverse. It packs a variety of landscapes, habitats, vegetation types, and fauna, into a small and easily accessible area. The reptile fauna of Israel is species rich, with nearly 90 species, and highly diverse, with representatives of 25 families. All this wealth can be easily seen, and all is found, within half a day of driving from the main population hubs of the greater Tel Aviv area or Jerusalem. This makes Israel one of the most attractive destinations for reptile enthusiasts and professional herpetologists alike. Amphibians, on the other hand, are less diverse due to Israel's arid to semi-arid climate and are represented by a total of 8 species but again representing six families. This book presents up-to-date, useful information on the identification, taxonomic status, conservation needs, biogeography, life history, general biology, and potential risk to humans, of all species of reptiles and amphibians currently occurring in Israel: both land and sea, both native and introduced. It is Intended both as a field guide and as a source of data on the current status and biology of Israeli reptiles and amphibians, many of which occur in neighboring countries for which no updated field guides are currently available. The book details each species with an updated textual description, colorful images, and both local and global distribution maps. Species inhabiting sandy habitats are addressed in a special chapter detailing their tracks and how to read them, with the aid of text and photographs. In addition to its species coverage, this book also covers Israel's unique conservation issues, and surveys its diverse biogeographical habitats, and how they contribute to its rich herpetofauna. [9783899731200].…

248 Seiten, 10 Skizzen, 8 Diagramme, 1 Karte. Kartoniert. Unfortunately, deliveries to the USA are not possible at this time.

Zustand: New. 320, 350 col photos + illus, 83 col distribution maps. . HB. NEW. . Within the last decade, our knowledge concerning monitor lizards increased tremendously, not only by the number of new described species, but also by our knowledge about their biology and how to breed them. For example Varanus komodoensis has his own inner-species communication by determined movements of its tail, and even communal egg-laying is shown by two monitor species (Doddy, Social Life of Reptiles) and the Varanus gouldii burrows are such astonishing examples of lizard-architecture which are almost unbelievable. I am glad Bernd Eidenmüller took the task of compiling and writing of what can easily be called todays 'Bible' of monitor lizards. 'Bernd Eidenmüller has had a passionate interest in varanid species for many years. He has travelled extensively to pursue this passion, particularly in outback Australia, where he has studied and photographed them on many expeditions. In the field of husbandry of these reptiles Bernd has built a solid reputation for successful breeding of many species, beginning with V. timorensis in 1983. In the years since, he has bred a total of 13 species and described, together with R. Wicker, a new species, V. reisingeri in 2005. Bernd has contributed articles on monitors to reptile magazines including iHerp Australia'. NEVILLE BURNS Blue Mountains Reptile Awareness. [9783899731002].…

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Zustand: New. 448, 728 col photos, 92 col distribution maps, 2 col maps. 297x210mm. HB. NEW. . Mexico is one of the hotspots of lizard diversity. The huge number of species made it necessary to split the saurians into two volumes. This volume covers the Iguania, i.e. deals with the following species: Basiliscus vittatus, Corytophanes cristatus, Corytophanes hernandesii, Corytophanes percarinatus, Laemanctus longipes, Laemanctus serratus, Crotaphytus antiquus, Crotaphytus collaris, Crotaphytus dickersonae, Crotaphytus grismeri, Crotaphytus insularis, Crotaphytus nebrius, Crotaphytus reticulatus, Crotaphytus vestigium, Gambelia copeii, Gambelia wislizenii, Anolis allisoni, Anolis alvarezdeltoroi, Anolis anisolepis, Anolis barkeri, Anolis beckeri, Anolis biporcatus, Anolis boulengerianus, Anolis capito, Anolis carlliebi, Anolis carolinensis, Anolis compressicauda, Anolis crassulus, Anolis cristatellus, Anolis cristifer, Anolis cuprinus,Anolis cymbops, Anolis dollfusianus, Anolis duellmani, Anolis dunni, Anolis gadovii, Anolis hobartsmithi, Anolis immaculogularis, Anolis laeviventris, Anolis lemurinus, Anolis liogaster, Anolis macrinii, Anolis matudai, Anolis megapholidolisidus, Anolis megapholidolisidus, Anolis megapolisidolusus , Anolis nebulosus, Anolis nietoi, Anolis omiltemanus, Anolis parvicirculatus, Anolis petersii, Anolis peucephilus, Anolis purpuronectes, Anolis pygmaeus, Anolis quercorum, Anolis rodriguezii, Anolis rubiginosus, Anolis sacamecatensis, Anolis serreii, Anolis serrei, spilorhipis, Anolis stevepoei, Anolis subocularis, Anolis taylori, Anolis tropidonotus, Anolis uniformis, Anolis unilobatus, Anolis ustus, Anolis zapotecorum, Cachryx alfredschmidti, Cachryx defensor, Ctenosaura acanthura,Ctenosaura clarki, Ctenosaura conspicuous, Ctenosaura hemilopha, Ctenosaura macrolopha, Ctenosaura nolascensis, Ctenosaura oaxacana, Ctenosaura pectinata, Ctenosaura similar, Dipsosaurus catalinensis, Dipsosaurus dorsalis, Ctenosaura oaxacana, Ctenosaura pectinata, Ctenosaura resembling, Dipsosaurus catalinensis, Dipsosaurus dorsalis, Iguana iguana, Sauromalus ater k Sauromalus, Sauromalusus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Sauromusalus, Saurom, Cophosaurus texanus, Holbrookia approximans, Holbrookia elegans, Holbrookia maculata, Holbrookia closely related, Petrosaurs mearnsi, Petrosaurus repens, Petrosaurus slevini, Petrosaurus thalassinus, Phrynosoma asio, Phrynosoma blainvillii, Petrosaurus repens, Petrosaurus slevini, Petrosaurus thalassinus, Phrynosoma asio, Phrynosoma blainvillii, Phrynosoma braconnieri, Phrynosoma cerroense, Phrynosoma asio, Phrynosoma blainvillii, Phrynosoma braconnieri, Phrynosoma cerroense goodei, Phrynosoma hernandesi, Phrynosoma mcallii, Phrynosoma modestum, Phrynosoma orbiculare, Phrynosoma orbicularisPhrynosoma platyrhinos, Phrynosoma sherbrookei, Phrynosoma solare, Phrynosoma taurus, Sceloporus acanthinus, Sceloporus adleri, Sceloporus aeneus, Sceloporus albiventris, Sceloporus anahuacus, Sceloporus angustus, Sceloporus asper, Sceloporus aurantius, Sceloporus aureolus, Sceloporus bicanthalis, Sceloporus bimaculosus, Sceloporus brownorum, Sceloporus bulleri, Sceloporus caeruleus, Sceloporus carinatus, Sceloporus cautus, Sceloporus chaneyi, Sceloporus chrysostictus, Sceloporus clarkii, Sceloporus couchii, Sceloporus cowlesi, Sceloporus cozumelae, Sceloporus cupreus, Sceloporus cyanogenys, Sceloporus cyanostictus, Sceloporus dixoni, Sceloporus druckercolini, Sceloporus dugesii, Sceloporus edwardtaylori, Sceloporus exsul, Sceloporus formosus, Sceloporus gadoviae, Sceloporus gadsdeni, Sceloporus goldmani, Sceloporus grammicus,Sceloporus grandaevus, Sceloporus halli, Sceloporus hesperus, Sceloporus heterolepis, Sceloporus horridus, Sceloporus hunsakeri, Sceloporus insignis, Sceloporus internasalis, Sceloporus jalapae, Sceloporus jarrovii, Sceloporus lemosespinali, Sceloporus licki, Sceloporus lineatulus, Sceloporus lundelli, Sceloporus macdougalli, Sceloporus maculosus, Sceloporus magister, Sceloporus marmoratus, Sceloporus megalepidurus, Sceloporus melanorhinus, Sceloporus merriami, Sceloporus minor, Sceloporus mucronatus, Sceloporus nelsoni, Sceloporus oberon, Sceloporus occidentalis, Sceloporus ochoterenae, Sceloporus olivaceus, Sceloporus omiltemanus, Sceloporus orcutti, Sceloporus ornatus, Sceloporus palaciosi, Sceloporus parvus, Sceloporus poinsettii, Sceloporus pyrocephalus, Sceloporus salvini, Sceloporus samcolemani, Sceloporus scalaris, Sceloporus scitulus,Sceloporus serrifer, Sceloporus shannon, Sceloporus siniferus, Sceloporus slevini, Sceloporus smaragdinus, Sceloporus smithi, Sceloporus spinosus, Sceloporus squamosus, Sceloporus contortrix contortrix, Sceloporus, swarthy, with Sceloporus subpictus, Sceloporus sugillatus, Sceloporus taeniocnemis, Sceloporus tanneri, Sceloporus teapensis, Sceloporus torquatus, Sceloporus unicanthalis , Sceloporus uniform, Sceloporus utiformis, Sceloporus vandenburgianus, Sceloporus variable, Sceloporus virgatus, Sceloporus zosteromus, Uma cowlesi, Uma exile, Uma marked, Uma paraphygas, Urosaurus auriculatus, Urosaurus bicarinatus, Uro saurus lahtelai, Urosaurus nigricaudus, Urosaurus ornamentus, Uta encantadae, Uta lowei, Uta nolascensis, Uta palmeri, Uta scaleta, Uta standingburiana and Uta tumidarostra. [9783899731019].…