Amphibians and Reptiles in Bulgaria

A marvelous, well-designed full-colour guide to the Bulgarian amphibians and reptiles containig a lot of information about the history of research of these animals in Bulgaria, as well as data on taxonomy, distribution, ecology, biology and conservation of all 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

Author: Beshkov, V & Nanev, K
Publisher: Pensoft
Extra Details: 165x240, each species photographied in nature, data on taxonomy, distribution, biology and conservation for each species, in English. Hardback, 120pp.