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Posted by Richard Mastenbroek on May 24, 2002 at 04:23:32:

In Reply to: Systematics of Stenodactylus and Crossobamon posted by Jan Grathwohl on May 23, 2002 at 06:34:16:

I don't know much about the sustematics of the ground dwelling geckos from Egypt but I know a good book that can help you for sure.
Amphibians and Reptiles of North Africa,by H.Hermann Schleich, Werner Kästle & Klaus Kabisch the book is written in English and is published by Koeltz Scientific Publishers P.O. Box 1360, 61453 Koenigstein, Germany, it is first publishedin 1996. The ISBN 3-87429-377-7 (Germany)

I hope this could help?

With Best Regards,

Richard Mastenbroek (Mr Taipan)

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