Amphibians and Reptiles in Bulgaria

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Language: English

Excellent guide, with colour photos and data on taxonomy, distribution, ecology, biology and conservation of the 54 Bulgarian species.

Contents

Introduction; The Fire Salamander; The Alpine Newt; The Smooth Newt; The Crested Newt; The Fire-bellied Toad; The Yellow-bellied Toad; The Common Spadefoot Toad; The Syrian (Balkan) Spadefoot; The Common Toad; The Green Toad; The European Tree Frog; The Agile Frog; The Common Frog; The Stream Frog; The Lake Frog; The Edible Frog; The European Pond Terrapin; The Caspian Terrapin; Hermann's Tortoise; The Mediterranean Spur-thighed Tortoise; Kotschy's Gecko; The Snake-eyed Skink; The Slow Worm; The European glass Lizard; The Sand Lizard; The Meadow Lizard; The Three-lined Lizard; The Green Lizard; The Common Lizard; Erhard's Wall Lizard; The Common Wall Lizard; The Balkan Wall Lizard; The Snake-eyed Lizard; The Vermiform Blind Snake; The Javelin Sand Boa; The European Whip Snake; Dahl's Whip Snake; The Red-headed Whip Snake; The Aesculapian Snake; The Leopard Snake; The Four-lined Snake; The Grass Snake; The Dice Snake; The Smooth Snake; The Montpellier Snake; The Cat Snake; The Nose-horned Viper; The Adder; The Meadow Viper; The Asp Viper; The Green Turtle; The Loggerhead; References

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