A guide to the reptiles of Southern Africa

Author:
Johan Marais; Graham Alexander
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Softcover

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A guide to the reptiles of Southern Africa

Short description

Features the 516 reptile species for the subregion (27 tortoises, 337 lizards, 151 snakes and one crocodile). This book covers the distribution patterns of southern African reptiles; the diversity of reptiles; the Biology of reptiles; behaviour; finding and observing reptiles; and snakebite.

Long description

This title is intended as a companion volume to "A Complete Guide to the Snakes of Southern Africa". It features the 516 reptile species for the subregion (27 tortoises, 337 lizards, 151 snakes and one crocodile) that are currently described in the scientific literature.The introductory section covers the following: how to use this book; distribution patterns of southern African reptiles; the diversity of reptiles; the Biology of reptiles; behaviour; finding and observing reptiles; and snakebite.

Product details

Publisher:
Struik Publishers
ISBN:
9781770073869
Publication date:
January 2001
Length:
240mm
Width:
170mm
Thickness:
24mm
Weight:
1117g
Pages:
408
Illustrations:
Illustrated
Illustrated:
Illustrated

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