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Telford, Jr. Sam Rountree

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These volumes describe the population biology of a Japanese lizard integrated with the separate biologies of 20 symbiotic species. This represents the first attempt to synthesize the biologies of a host lizard and its parasites (symbiotes) from the viewpoint of community ecology.

$I"The work has been divided into two volumes, which can be bought singly, for the convenience of those whose primary interest may lie in only one of the two fields presented. The data of both volumes are copiously depicted by graphs, tables, and black and white photos in addition to descriptive text, making the book very easy to understand and use...any herpetologist worth their salt should own these volumes...should serve as a model for ecological studies on reptiles."$I -- Richard C. Goris, $IJapanese Journal of Herpetology$I, June 1997.

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