Field Guide to Australian Reptiles

The Field guide to Australian reptiles is perfect for both amateur reptile enthusiasts and experienced herpetologists and features full-colour photographs and biological details to accurately identify reptiles and information on the creatures diet, habitat and reproduction. pp. 336 #020222
Revised and Updated Second Edition. (One small stain on blank prelim, otherwise pristine in protective cover.)
Reptiles — Australia — Identification. Herpetology.
adult total length Arboreal Riparian Freshwater Average adult total Bassian Eyrean South-western beneath Birds Mammals Bassian Body moderate Brackish water Marine broad Carapace Comments Crepuscular Nocturnal Mangrove dark brown Description Diurnal Crepuscular Nocturnal Dorsal colour Dry sclerophyll forest Dry woodland Dry extends Eyrean South-western Torresian forest Dry sclerophyll forest H Humid Fossorial Terrestrial Saxicoline Freshwater Brackish water Frogs Reptiles Birds Gecko grassland/shrubland T Fossorial grey Head Invertebrates D Fish Limbs Mammals Bassian Eyrean Mangrove Rainforest Wet Marine Vegetation Invertebrates narrow Nocturnal Mangrove Rainforest number of offspring offspring Diurnal Crepuscular pale pattern Rainforest Wet sclerophyll Reproduction Average number Reptiles Birds Mammals Riparian Freshwater Brackish River rock Saxicoline Arboreal Riparian Scales smooth sclerophyll forest Dry sderophyll shelters Skink Snake South-western Torresian Extralimital species stripe Tail Terrestrial Saxicoline Arboreal total length cm Turtle Venomous Reproduction Average vertebral water Marine Vegetation Wet sclerophyll forest woodland Dry grassland/shrubland yellow<