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Reptiles and amphibians

Herbert S. Zim

1953

Encyclopedia of reptiles & amphibians

Richard George Zweifel, Harold G. Cogger, David Kirshner

1998

The mammal-like reptiles of South Africa and the origin of mammals

Robert Broom

1932

Mysteries & marvels of the reptile world

Ian F. Spellerberg, S. Spellerberg

1995

Eye Wonder

DK Publishing

2002

Can Snakes Crawl Backward? Questions and Answers About Reptiles (Scholastic Question and Answer Series)

Melvin Berger

2001

First field guide

John Behler

1999

Basic Illustrated Guide to Frogs, Snakes, Bugs, and Slugs

John Himmelman

2013

Rattlesnakes

Tammy Gagne

2015

100 most feared creatures

Anna Claybourne

2013

Snakemaster

Austin James Stevens

2014

Miles of reptiles

Tish Rabe

2009

Do you know ... the most slimy, scaly, deadly reptiles and amphibians in the world?

Tom Jackson

2008

Reptiles do the strangest things

Leonora Hornblow

1970

The survey of western Palestine

H. B. Tristram

1884

Ultimate reptile-opedia

Christina Wilsdon

2015

Reptiles

Philip Steele

1991

Guide to the reptiles and batrachians exhibited in the Department of zoology of the British museum (Natural history)..

British Museum (Natural History). Dept . of Zoology

1922

The illustrated natural history

John George Wood

1863

Question Time

Claire Llewellyn

2002

Rain Forest Reptiles and Amphibians (Parker, Edward, Rain Forest.)

Edward Parker

2002

Reptiles & amphibians

Andrés Llamas Ruiz

1996

The natural history of Mexican rattlesnakes

Barry L. Armstrong

1979

Chameleons

Richard D. Bartlett, Patricia Bartlett

2005

Dino-birds

Angela C. Milner

2002

Crocodile

Tammy Gagne

2014

The poisonous snakes of India

Ewart, Joseph Sir

1878

Encyclopedia of Reptiles & Amphibians (Encyclopedia)

Derek Hall

2005

On the anatomy of vertebrates ..

Richard Owen

1866

How to Draw Spectacular Reptiles

Earl R. Phelps

2002

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