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$I"...comprehensive book for anyone who wants to increase his understanding of the biology of this group of organisms and the infections they cause in reptiles...will become fundamental... will
be undoubtedly appreciated...by parasitologists, veterinarians, herpetologists, and other specialists interested in this field."$I -- Bretislav Koudela and David Modry, $IFolia Parisitologica$I.
$I"The
information contained in the appendices is also very helpful as are the glossary (not everyone who keeps reptiles is a professional) and the large number of references. This little book should be a welcome addition to
the library of anyone who cares for reptiles."$I -- L.H.S. Van Mierop, M.D., University of Florida, October 1994.
$I"In this first book the authors have done an admirable job of presenting the most
prevalent reptile-invasive genera of protozoa, both pathogenic and harmless. Do not overlook this book!...the complete set will be a standard in the field for many years to come."$I -- Manny Rubio, $IBulletin
Chicago Herpetological Society$I, 30(1):12, 1995.
$I"...serious retailers and hobbyists will find this book to be the most complete guide to reptile parasites..."$I -- Erica Ramus, $IReptile &
Amphibian Magazine$I, March 1997.
$I"Overall, the volume was in an easy-to-read format with capacity for quick reference between protozoal classifications."$I --Kathryn C. Gamble, D.V.M., Dallas Zoo
and Aquarium, Dallas, Texas.
$I"This publication is presented in an intelligible manner, and will obviously be a functional part of any herpetoculturist's library."$I -- Diane Calloway, $IAnimal
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