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|a Hood, Charles,
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|a Sea turtles to sidewinders :
|b a guide to the most fascinating reptiles & amphibians of the west /
|c Charles Hood, Erin Westeen, and José Gabriel Martínez-Fonseca.
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|a Portland, Oregon :
|b Timber Press,
|c 2021.
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|a 253 pages :
|b color illustrations ;
|c 21 cm
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|a "This accessible book encourages people to discover the amazing world of snakes, frogs, lizards, turtles, and newts. Emphasis is on "wow" species (colorful, fun), common backyard or easily-seen-on-a-day-hike species, and those species whose stories best reveal the changing face of nature today. All species accounts will have at least two photos, and a few have as many as five. Each entry will begin with a box of essential information to help orient the reader. An introductory chapter will define essential terms; talk about general natural history; discuss natives vs. exotics; provide pointers for viewing reptiles and amphibians; discuss safety (viz., how not to be bitten by snakes); and suggest citizen science projects. Timber's regional field guides have been quite successful; this book will provide more accessible-and interesting-information than a standard-format field guide, while still retaining the appeal of focusing on two fascinating groups of animals"--
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|g Introduction ---
|t AMPHIBIANS :
|t Pacific giant salamanders -
|t Newts -
|t Slender salamanders -
|t Ensatina salamander -
|t Tailed frogs -
|t African clawed frog -
|t Spadefoot toads -
|t Chorus frogs and tree frogs -
|t American toads -
|t Red- and yellow-legged frogs -
|t American bullfrog -
|t Leopard frogs ---
|t REPTILES :
|t See turtles -
|t Western pond turtle -
|t Red-eared slider -
|t Desert tortoises-
|t Western banded gecko -
|t Gila monster -
|t L egless lizards -
|t A lligator lizards-
|t D esert iguana -
|t Chuckwalla -
|t Collared lizards -
|t Leopard lizards -
|t Fringe-toed lizards -
|t E arless lizards and zebra-tailed lizard -
|t Horned lizards -
|t Side-blotched lizard -
|t Western fence lizard -
|t Spiny lizards
|t Night lizards -
|t Skinks -
|t Whiptail lizards -
|t Threadsnakes -
|t Boas -
|t Western diamondback rattlesnake -
|t Sidewinder -
|t Rattlesnakes -
|t Sonoran coral snake -
|t Smooth green snake -
|t Patch-nosed snakes -
|t Racers and whipsnakes -
|t Variable groundsnake -
|t Gopher snake --
|t Glossy snake -
|t Kingsnakes -
|t Mexican hognose snake -
|t Ring-necked snake-
|t Garter snakes -
|g Websites and Further Reading
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 236-237) and index.
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|a Amphibians -- Reptiles
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|a Reptiles
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