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Ilian Velikov wrote:

Ukraine:Only reptiles?

Mario, you have an article on the amphibians of Ukraine in the database.

P.S. I can't see the 'Choose country' option in the databse now!?

works well - just checked!
Maybe depending on winter now!
We had -12° at night, and during the whole day warmest -3°C!

Ukraine - Yes, I've taken the Amphibians from there

Mario Schweiger wrote:works well - just checked!

The problem occurs when you review a country and then use the "back" function in the web browser (or at least in Chrome). When you do that, "Europe" is still the selected continent, but the country box is still in the status as if you didn't select a continent yet (= no countries and box is very narrow). This changes, though, if you pick another continent.

Maybe a tricky issue, but I'll ask it anyway: I don't see Kosovo on the list of European countries
and I do see e.g. Vipera ursinii on the species list for Serbia. Which means...?

Just figured out that i`m the one responsible for Moldova as well, so here we go:

Missing - L. vulgaris, T. dobrogicus, B. viridis, P. kl. esculentus, R. arvalis, P. fuscus; E. orbicularis, L. agilis, L. viridis, P tauricus, Z. vivipara, C. austriaca, N. tesselatta, V. berus.
Not living there - R. dalmatina.

Berislav Horvatic wrote:Maybe a tricky issue, but I'll ask it anyway: I don't see Kosovo on the list of European countries
and I do see e.g. Vipera ursinii on the species list for Serbia. Which means...?

That's about as "for God's sake" as you can get, I'd say

However, interesting - is there no ursinii in Serbia minus Kosovo, Bero? Is the information available to make a Kosovo list and a Serbia minus Kosovo list = is presence/absence of all species sufficiently documented for both ........ entities?

maybe we have ursinii on non Kosovo territory? if you ask me Kosovo is Serbia, but this is not subject for this kind of forum...

Aleksandar Simovic wrote:but this is not subject for this kind of forum...

Couldn't agree more...

Now how about that FYROM gemonensis, Aleksandar? Any source? Or maybe you found it yourself?

I think one paper coming soon regarding Macedonia herpetofauna by Bogoljub Sterijovski, Ljiljana Tomovic and Rastko Ajtic, need to ask Lili.
There is population around Prespa lake, Konrad have some photos i think, and more sites more eastern.

Jeroen,

I have now updated some countries.

Croatia - please no Typhlops.
Luxembourg: Lac. bilineata is not in the Atlas (Ferratia nr. 52)
The Catalonia/Andorra Atlas says C. girondica, not austriaca?

Mario

Here are the pages from:
Stojanov, Tzankov & Naumov (2011): Die Amphibien und Reptilien Bulgariens. Chimaira, Frankfurt:



Mario