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heremiet83

heremiet83

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Hello,

I am a bioloog with a special interest in the herpetofauna. This includes that I was working with amphibia and with reptiles. My workarea was the in the Netherlands. I have done a lot of researge on the amphia in temparary waters. In thiese pools the inhabitants where vulnerable to the Ph of the water.
At the moment I am tetired, but stil interested on the more general topics of the herpetofauna'
Graetings Heremiet83
 
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Welcome to the forum Heremiet83. I too hope to spend retirement continuing my interest in herptofauna. Only another 30 years of work before I can put my feet up!

Enjoy your time here.
 
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