SubjectDe Amfibieen en Reptielen van Nederland: Amphibians and Reptiles of the Netherlands
Series: NEDERLANDSE FAUNA 9
Raymond Creemers and Jeroen Van Delft
480 pages, col photos, col illus, maps.
Hardcover | 2009 | #187173 | ISBN-13: 9789050113007
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Language: Dutch
This book introduces you to all species of amphibians and reptiles to be found in the Netherlands. It describes them all, including rare visitors like sea tortoise and other non endemic occasional guests. It tells about how to recognize different species, their way of life, behavior, distribution inside and outside the Netherlands, protection and methods of inventarisation. In general it gives information about research methods, monitoring and protection. The book is richly illustrated with full colour photos, drawings, distribution maps and graphs. A CD with sounds of frogs and toads is included.
This book introduces you to all species of amphibians and reptiles to be found in the Netherlands. It describes them all, including rare visitors like sea tortoise and other non endemic occasional guests. It tells about how to recognize different species, their way of life, behavior, distribution inside and outside the Netherlands, protection and methods of inventarisation. In general it gives information about research methods, monitoring and protection. The book is richly illustrated with full colour photos, drawings, distribution maps and graphs. A CD with sounds of frogs and toads is included.
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