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Pp. 124, (2); 12 black-and-white photo-plates, some text-figures and maps. Original yellow printed wrappers, lg 8vo. Proceedings of the Zoological Institute, volume 89. This edited work covers the following taxa: Agama caucasia, Rana lessonae, Alsophylax laevis, Lacerta unisexualis, Rana arvalis, Pelobates fuscus, Lacerta agilis, Anguis fragilis, and Onychodactylus fischeri. It also discusses the late Cretaceous turtles of Asia. The text is in Russian with abstracts in English for most contributions; there is also a second title page in English. From research library of herpetologist Hobart M. Smith with his signature on the front wrapper. One outer corner with small bump; a very good copy.

Pp. 123, (6); 14 black-and-white photo-plates, some text-figures and maps. Original gray printed wrappers, lg 8vo. Proceedings of the Zoological Institute, volume 101. The text is in Russian with abstracts in English for most contributions; there is also a second title page and table of contents in English. One outer corner with small bump, a few ink annotations on the front wrapper; a very good copy.

Condición: Good. 140, 15 b/w plates, text figs. . HB. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt title to front board and spine. Endpapers lightly browned. Good ex-lib.: a few neat ink stamps. Text Russian. A collection of 20 herpetological papers relating to the reptiles and amphibians of the USSR and Central Asia.

Extensively describes the 13 species of lizards and snakes known in Mongolia, with accompanying distribution maps. Moskva. 416 pp., 105 b/w figs, paperback 8 [14.5 x 20 cm].

Presents up-to-date information on all the species and subspecies of turtles (7 species), lizards (112 species) and snakes (74 species) inhabiting the territory of North Eurasia (former Soviet Union + Mongolia). Detailed geographic distribution information, with schematic maps, data on type localities and conservation status (IUCN and regional Red lists, CITES, Bern convention) are included in each species account. The present Atlas can be used as illustrated reference manual of the reptiles of North Eurasia. The data provided could serve as a basis for Global Reptiles Assessment (GRA). More than 400 color illustrations are included in the Atlas (photos of reptiles, habitats and maps). Sofia, Moscow. Pensoft. 250 pp., 400 color illustrations, 196 species maps, hardback 4.