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Herpetology Resources on the Internet

Science & Technology Libraries, 1997
Abstract The authors present a selected annotated guide to electronic sources of information on Reptiles, Amphibians, and Dinosaurs. Categories include museum collections, university research, electronic publications, government and library resources, listservs, and associations.
William T. Johnson, Carol Roberts
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Contributions to the herpetology of Sumatra

1879
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Pleistocene Herpetological Localities

1998
Localities in countries in the Geographic Divisions below arc numbered to correspond with those in the taxonomic accounts in Chapter 4. Figure 40 is an artists concept of some Pleistocene herpetological species and extinct mammals at the Shropham Pit Locality (Interglacial Component), Norfolk, England (Britain: Upper Pleistocene Site 10). Countries are
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The Herpetological Fauna of the Americas

Copeia, 1931
range of Anniella, although all have called attention to the sandy nature of the habitat selected. In view of this it is interesting to note that Mr. Bogert found the individual now in my possession in the "moderately moist sand beneath a pastboard box." He states that "along the San Diego coast where it was collected there is a sufficiently heavy fog ...
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Herpetology Miscellany, No. II

1941
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Mexican herpetological novelties

1939
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The History of Herpetology in India

1952
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Mexican herpetological miscellany

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, 1942
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Military Herpetology

This chapter provides an overview of military herpetology at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. It explains how military installations had the most species and the highest densities of species being captured. Work on the military base includes developing best management practices documents for mission-sensitive species of herpetofauna and developing ...
Robert Lovich, Robert Lovich
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A herpetological survey of western Zambia

2019
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