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scorpions
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Les
scorpions
Lucien
Berland (1945) - 207 p. Les Livres de
la Nature- Éditions Stock
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An
old book, with some passages
where information is rather comic. But
as a whole,
an interesting work to see the evolution
of the interest carried to the scorpions.
10 drawings illustrate the pages which,
for the epoch was a good approach but which
now lack of knowledge..
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Les
scorpions, Biologie, Élevage
Gérard
Dupré, Nicole Lambert & Gérard
Philippe (1998). 84 P. Edition
Philippe Gérard-ISBN 2-912521-06-8
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The
only book on the scorpions breeding in
French. Ideal for the beginner seeking
the bases
before starting in the adventure.
One learns there how a scorpion is made,
which it is necessary to maintain it and,
which species can be appropriate to the
beginners. The few cards of breeding will
make the happiness of those which did not
find informations elsewhere.
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Guide
des Mille-Pattes, Arachnides et Insectes
de la régions méditerranéenne.
Joachim & Hiroko
Haupt (1993). 357 p. Editions Delachaux & Niestlé -
ISBN 2-603-00905-2
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A
very good guide, with all small animals
which one can find and see when we search
scorpions. Very useful but with the 10
pages devoted to our dear Arachnida it's
not enough. However, one finds in, almost
all the scorpions living all around the
Mediterranean
basin, such as for example Mesobuthus
gibbosus of Greece, or Nebo
hierichonticus of Isarël.
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Faune
de Madagascar 87 Scorpions(Chelicerata,
Scorpiones)
Wilson
R. Lourenço (1996). 105 p. Edition
Faune de Madagascar.
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All
what you want for identified
a specimen which comes from this island
(Madagascar). We can see how many beautiful
the fauna of this land is, and so much
diversified. Beautiful boards illustrate
the various
species described,
only the few black and white photographs
don't make to realize of the beauty of
Grosphus, Tityobuthus or other Microcharmus..
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