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Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
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Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:51 pmby Alexander Pieh
Hi Urs,
very nice pics. Gratulations to Heidi and greetings!
I get itchy feet for Northafrica.
Sincerely
Alex
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Tue Dec 09, 2014 12:56 pmby Gabriel Martínez
Really nice trip! But I am not sure that this Natrix natrix is astreptophora
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Tue Dec 09, 2014 7:35 pmby Alexander Pieh
Dear Gabri,
compare also the hipocrepis pics with those of Morocco and Spain.
Might it be that there are open questions in taxonomy?
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Tue Dec 09, 2014 8:25 pmby Bobby Bok
Gabriel Martínez wrote:Really nice trip! But I am not sure that this Natrix natrix is astreptophora
Am I missing something here? An undescribed taxon or a different subspecies? I find these North-African
Natrix natrix quite interesting!
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Tue Dec 09, 2014 8:31 pmby Jeroen Speybroeck
Bobby Bok wrote:Gabriel Martínez wrote:Really nice trip! But I am not sure that this Natrix natrix is astreptophora
Am I missing something here? An undescribed taxon or a different subspecies? I find these North-African
Natrix natrix quite interesting!
You should read the work of that girl we kept awake last year in Vienna
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Sat Dec 13, 2014 6:28 pmby miguel santos
Great photos, I like the timon, the diadema snake and the cerastes a lot.
It is indeed great to see this mix of " European and African species " living together.
Great trip.
Miguel
Re: Tunesia in Spring of 2013
Posted:
Thu Feb 11, 2016 3:17 amby Karim Chouchane
Great trip!! I assume that you have found the Natrix natrix astreptophora/algirus in nefza right?