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Dear Venomland Members and Friends, Venomland is a little more than 6 years old now and by far the biggest Hot Snake community on the Planet! We want to thank all of you who made Venomland the leading Board. We are also very thankful to our Moderators and Admins for years of hard work. Now, it is time to move on. I have been thinking how to proceed and what to do with our beloved board as we reach a size, that we need to make drastic changes to secure the future of our community. As of now, Venomland is hosted by a free (well mostly free) hosting service. That was good for the first years but now we need to find a new way to run our forum. I have spend hundreds of Dollars over the years to keep Venomland up and running, and i have done so with pleasure. Now, we need your help! We need to come up with several thousand dollars for our Venomland 2.0 project, which i frankly cant pay for any longer by myself. So Venomland is asking his Friends and Members for the first time for their financial Support. Please help to keep Venomland alive, and let us move on to a new, better Portal in the Future! Every Dollar is helping us a great deal. I know, its hard times for everyone, but please spare a few Dollar for our community. If you have only 10 Dollars to spare, we are grateful, if it is more, it would be awesome. We are planning to develop a very new Venomland, with real community functions, a forum like you are already loving it and a real (online) Hot Snake Magazin. Also, there will be download areas for scientific papers, Wallpapers and more. Again folks, we can only do that if you all help. Please send me a Private Message if you want to keep Venomland alive, i will provide you with the details on how to donate Money. For now, we can accept money from creditcards via skrill (please google it, its a free service - account-details will be forwarded to you) and paypal. All the best, and for a (hopefully) nice future of our Board. Mario

 

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Mario Lutz
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PostSubject: Now Online Gratis   Now Online Gratis Icon_minitimeFri 5 Sep - 12:03

AMPHIBIANS, TURTLES, AND REPTILES OF CHEYENNE BOTTOMS
Second (Revised) Edition

by Joseph T. Collins & Suzanne L. Collins
with photographs by Suzanne L. Collins

Cheyenne Bottoms, a nearly 27,500-acre wetlands situated in a relatively dry 41,000-acre
lowland in central Kansas, sports a small but fascinating herpetofauna composed of 28
species˜one salamander, eight frogs and toads, five turtles, two lizards, and twelve
snakes. This delightful guide to the amphibians, turtles, and reptiles of the Bottoms is
spiced with humorous anecdotes and asides that provide a sometimes whimsical,
sometimes somber, view of these creatures, as well as solid information about their
natural history along with the most up-to-date taxonomy backed by scientific evidence.
The book is profusely illustrated with 36 images (33 of them in color) by co-author
Suzanne L. Collins, a noted wildlife photographer.

Sponsors of this elegant and informative little book include the:

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Manhattan, Kansas)
Sternberg Museum of Natural History, Fort Hays State University (Hays, Kansas)
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (Pratt)
Westar Energy (Topeka)
Kansas Herpetological Society (Topeka)
Touchstone Energy (Washington, D. C.)
The Center for North American Herpetology (Lawrence, Kansas)

For greater accuracy, comprehension, and ease of use, this book uses the traditional,
standard common names for North American species maintained by Collins & Taggart
(2002. Standard Common and Current Scientific Names for North American Amphibians,
Turtles, Reptiles, and Crocodilians. Fifth Edition), published by The Center for North
American Herpetology (available as a pdf at the CNAH web site) and updated daily online.

*****

Nearly 2,000 copies of this book have been distributed gratis nationwide, and it is now
available as a gratis downloadable reprint (in color) from the CNAH PDF Library at:

http://www.cnah.org/cnah_pdf.asp
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PostSubject: Re: Now Online Gratis   Now Online Gratis Icon_minitimeFri 5 Sep - 19:18

Thanks!
I just filled some diskspace with a bunch of interesting publications...
Did you know that a handful of organisations did put their back-issues online?
You can get e.g. the complete AMNH-publictions (Gila Monster and its Allies; description of Bothriechis rowleyi;....).

http://digitallibrary.amnh.org/dspace/

Try searching for "snake" or "herpeto" and you might be surprised.

Maybe we could start a literature-download-link-thread?


Greetings from Hamburg

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