The Atlas of Italian Amphibians and Reptiles presents the distribution, ecology and conservation status of the 37 species of amphibians and the 50 species of reptiles found in Italy. A 10x10 km UTM grid map is supplied for each species, on the basis of more than 70.000 records contributed by 900 collaborators during the Societas Herpetologica Italica survey project, started in 1994. Entries, illustrated with photos, are subdivided into the following headings: taxonomy, general distribution, comments on the distribution map, habitat, altitudinal distribution, annual activity cycle, reproduction and status of the Italian populations. General sections on biogeography, history of herpetology in Italy, paleoherpetology and herpetological fauna of the small Italian islands are also included. Italian and English text.
Erpetologia del Piemonte e della Valle d'Aosta: atlante degli anfibi e dei rettili
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The ultimate purpose of this book is to help define a more general framework for our knowledge of invasions in fresh waters. Such a framework will be indispensable to the planning of a science-based management program.
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Coloration influenced by water conditions: dorsal and lateral parts of the body uniformly light brown in turbid waters to almost completely black with some white spots in clear waters; belly white, whitish gray, or greenish; ...
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viridis: CE Europe including NE Italy north of Po River and east of Lake Garda. Ranges to E Ukraine and south to Peloponnese and Crete. Seems to be replaced and (co)exist irregularly with B. (v.) variabilis throughout its European range ...
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