Reptiles et amphibiens d'Europe et Paléarctique occidental

Amphibians and Reptiles of the Peloponnese

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Amphibians and Reptiles of the Peloponnese

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The historical biogeography of reptiles in the Peloponnese region is unparalleled in Europe. It tells stories of complex evolutionary processes shaped by the unique topography, climate, and environment that fostered a remarkable diversity of species and elevated reptilian endemism to its highest levels. It stands out as the best when considering the size...

The Genus Ommatotriton

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The Genus Ommatotriton

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It became apparent early on that the species living on the western Black Sea coast differed significantly from those from northeast Turkey. This was ultimately taken into account by creating two subspecies and later species. Eventually it was given its correct genus name again, Ommatotriton.

The genus triturus

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The genus triturus

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Salamanders and Newts of Europe, North Africa and Western...

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Salamanders and Newts of Europe, North Africa and Western Asia

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Portraying the tailed amphibians of Europe, North Africa, and western Asia, this is the first volume of the Terralog series to be dedicated to a group of amphibians. Particular emphasis lies on the fire salamanders whose distribution range almost equals the region covered by this volume.Other representatives of this polymorphic order of vertebrates, on...

European Pond Turtle - Emys orbicularis

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European Pond Turtle - Emys orbicularis

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Emys orbicularis is the turtle with the widest distribution range in Europe. Its relationship with man has been a long and varying one, stretching from serving as food during times of fast durinf the Dark Ages to being regarded as an acutely threatened species in the present. Manfred Rogner's book also show that it ranks amongst the most intensively...

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