Atlas of Italian Amphibians and reptiles

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Hi, I would like to suggest this beautiful and complete Atlas of Italian amphibians and reptiles, ISBN 978-88-596-0629-1 , almost 800 pages with color pictures and double language ( Italian and English).
All species and subspecies are covered in details: taxonomy, general distribution, distribution maps with comment, habitat and altitudinal information, annual activity cycle, reproduction information and status of population.
Published in 2006 and reprinted in 2009 it will be soon rare to find, could be a nice Christmas gift;)
 

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