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Gecko Fauna of the USSR and Contiguous Regions (Contributions to herpetology)

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ISBN-10:

0916984397

ISBN-13:

9780916984397

Author(s): Nikolai N. Szczerbak
Edition: Reprint
Released: Jun 30, 1996
Publisher: Society for the Study of Amphibians & Reptiles
Format: Hardcover, 245 pages
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Covers the systematics, natural history, and conservation of the gecko fauna of the former Soviet Union and related species in surrounding regions from mongolia through Pakistan, the Middle East and northern Africa. 24 colored and 60 black and white photographs, spot distribution maps, bibliography, index.

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