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The Genus Ommatotriton

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The Genus Ommatotriton

Il est rapidement apparu que les espèces vivant sur la côte ouest de la mer Noire différaient considérablement de celles du nord-est de la Turquie. Cette distinction a finalement été reconnue, conduisant à la création de deux sous-espèces, puis d'espèces distinctes. Finalement, elles ont retrouvé leur nom de genre correct : Ommatotriton. Livre en anglais

Flora Cretica

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Flora Cretica

Cette flore illustrée présente plus de 2100 espèces végétales recensées sur l’île de Crête. CET OUVRAGE NE RENTRE PAS DANS LE CADRE DES 1.5€ DE FRAIS DE PORT DES 60€ D'ACHAT : PRÉVOIR 10€ DE FRAIS DE PORT Livre en anglais

Annonaceae - Flora of Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana

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Annonaceae - Flora of Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana

With about 2500 species distributed all around the world, the tropical family Annonaceae is among the largest families of Angiosperms, and one of the largest ones with woody species. It is well represented in the three Guianas (Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana), with 140 species distributed in 19 genera. This geographic perimeter is part of the larger and...

Flora Vascular de Canarias 2nd edition

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Flora Vascular de Canarias 2nd edition

This second edition contains 40 more pages than the first edition, with 30 species and subspecies, some of them endemic and described for the first time. In addition, some new population data for some species have been included, some errors detected in the first edition have been corrected and some photographs have been replaced by others of better...

Flora of Madagascar and the Comoro Islands - Boraginales, Olacaceae and allies, Apiaceae

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Flora of Madagascar and the Comoro Islands - Boraginales, Olacaceae and allies

BOOK ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH Madagascar, the “red Island”, hosts a distinctive and highly diverse flora estimated to comprise about 14,000 species of vascular plants, about 83 % of which are endemic. Endemism is also significant among genera, and the island also has 5 endemic families of angiosperms. This exceptional diversity results mainly from the wide...

The genus triturus

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The genus triturus - History - Biology - Systematics - Captive Breeding

Preface by Wolf-Rüdiger Große. With a chapter on the history of the research on Crested and Marbled Newts by Josef F. Schmidtler, a chapter on skin toxins by Dietrich Mebs and a chapter on diseases and captive management by Frank Pasmans and An Martel. Currently the genus Triturus comprises the group of Crested Newts (Triturus anatolicus, Triturus...

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