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DEFINITIVE SCIENTIFIC PAPERS BY THE SNAKE MAN RAYMOND HOSER DEALING WITH REPTILES AND OTHER WILDLIFE, GLOBALLY ORDERED BY DATE.
(OVER 150 - DATED IN REVERSE ORDER - RECENT FIRST).

2011-2017 Papers.

Another 160 (approx.) papers were published in 2011-2017 in Australasian Journal of Herpetology issues 8-35, including decriptions of nearly 400 species and subspecies, a similar number of genera and subgenera, as well as tribes, subtribes and families (over 1,000 entities in total) - Click here for the website to download them as pdf documents.

PDF File listing about 170 taxonomic papers, spanning two decades by the Snake Man Raymond Hoser, as well as a listing of over 1,000 biological entities (species, genera, etc) discovered and formally named by Raymond Hoser over 2 decades.

Most of the over 150 papers listed and downloadable below deal with material NOT related to the systematics of reptiles or other wildlife.

2010 and 2011 Paper (one only).

Rare cases of 'climbing' in Copperheads and Eastern Brown Snakes.
Victorian Naturalist 127(2):58-60.

2009 Papers.

Death Adders are almost certainly not part of Victoria's snake fauna.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 44(8):125-128.

How fast can you crawl? Mobility and distribution of snakes in south-east Australia.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 44(6):87-95.

Beating the cold:group hibernation in a species of small skink.
Victorian Naturalist 126 (2):51.

A reclassification of the True Cobras; species formerly referred to the genera Naja, Boulengerina and Paranaja.
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 7 (2009):1-15.

A reclassification of the Rattlesnakes; species formerly exclusively placed in the Genera Crotalus and Sistrurus.
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 6 (2009):1-21.

Night movements in diurnal skinks.
Victorian Naturalist (Australia)(February)126:1:27.

Pain makes venomous snakes bite humans.
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 5 (2009):1-21.

Eight new taxa in the genera Pseudonaja Gunther 1858, Oxyuranus Kinghorn 1923, and Panacedechis Wells and Wellington 1985 (Serpentes:Elapidae).
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 4 (2009):1-27.

A new genus and a new species of skink from Victoria.
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 3 (2009):1-6.

Creationism and contrived science: A review of recent python systematics papers and the resolution of issues of taxonomy and nomenclature.
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 2 (2009):1-34.

One or two mutations doesn’t make a new species … The taxonomy of Copperheads (Austrelaps)(Serpentes:Elapidae).
Australasian Journal of Herpetology 1 (2009):1-28.

2008 Papers.

Show stoppers: the life and times of reptiles that work for a living.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (USA)(September 2008)43(9):142-148.

Taipans: Number One - Beyond their bite, these snakes are like other Australian elapids.
Reptiles (USA)(August 2008).

Wild snakes with problems of captive snakes.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (August 2008) 43(8):132-3.

A lightning trip to south-east Queensland in November 2002.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (February 2008) 43(2):23-25.

A new technique for artificial insemination in squamates.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (January 2008) 43(1):1-9.

2007 Papers.

Abnormal Scale Dimples in snakes arising after a known viral infection.
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society (October 2007) 16 (2):28-30.

Keeping and breeding Eastern Tiger Snakes (Notechis scutatus).
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society (October 2007) 16 (2):6-13 and cover.

The first ever reported cross-genus matings in Australian elapid snakes (Serpentes:Elapidae).
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists 7(3),(November 2007):21-24.

Serpents in the Sky, Snakes in the Storm Drains ... A Real Life Herpetological Story from Melbourne, Australia
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (September 2007):141-147.

Is caudal luring a hazard for Death Adders?
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society (June 2007) 16 (1):21-22.

Oversized fangs in Australian elapids - The Consequences.
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society (June 2007) 16 (1):6-9.

Call to outlaw the use of tongs for catching and handling deadly snakes.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (June 2007) 42(6):92-95.

Extreme Feeding Methods For Snakes From Australia.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (April 2007)42(4):62-65.

Wells and Wellington - It's time to bury the hatchet!
Calodema (5 April, 2007):1-9.

The Snakebuster: the trials of a licenced snake catcher in Melbourne (Australia).
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (March, 2007) 42(3):50-51.

Garbage Guts - Australian Tiger Snakes.
Reptiles (USA) (March, 2007)15(3):48-60.

2006 Papers.

A case of "death by fur-ball" in a young Freshwater Crocodile (Crocodylus johnstoni).
HerpetofaunaDecember 36(2):122.

Successful keeping and breeding of Eastern Brown Snakes (Pseudonaja textilis) including an assessment of previously documented failures and reasons for them.
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists(2006) 6(2)(August):16-28.

Herping in Australia: Field notes and more... (In more than 14 parts).
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society(2005/6).

Exotic Reptiles in Australia ... Where to from here?
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists(2006) 6(1)(May):22-28.

Breaking the rules - Male Tiger Snakes Don't Fight.
Herptile (2006) 31 (1):27-32.

2005 Papers.

Copperhead (Austrelaps superbus), lack of immunity to it's venom..
Herpetofauna (2005) 35(2):118-119.

Australian Death Adders in Drag. Why being a he/she may help in the race to reproduce.
Herptile (2005) 30(4):139-143.

Surgically enhanced venomous snakes. Venom glands out, silicone implants in! The creation of perfect exhibition snakes in the post HIH era.
Crocodilian (2005) 5(1-3):including some cover photos.

Utilization of man-made telephone pits as winter hibernacula.
Victorian Naturalist (October 2005) 122(5):Cover 249-250.

Pecking orders in large venomous snakes from South-east Australia ... ecological and distributional implicatations.
Boydii (Spring 2005):33-38.

Lies, damned lies and the statistics in Webb, Brook and Shine 2002 ... the reality is that illegal snake collectors haven't exterminated Broad-headed Snakes (Hoplocephalus bungaroides) at Moreton National Park.
Boydii (Spring 2005):21-29.

Balling as a defence mechanism for snakes.
Boydii (Spring 2005):16.

A new subspecies of Strophorus intermedius (Squamata:Gekkonidae) from South Australia.
Boydii (Spring 2005):14-15.

A second case of bicephalism in Queensland Carpet Snakes (Morelia spilota mcdowelli)(Serpentes:Pythonidae).
Herpetofauna (June 2005) 35(1):61.

Curing a severe digestive ailment in an Australian Death Adder - Acanthophis antarcticus.
Herptile (June 2005) 30(2):68-78.

High density hibernacula in Southern Water Skinks Eulamprus tympanum.
Victorian Naturalist (April 2005) 122(2):119.

Tail Thrashing in Australian elapid snakes.
Litteratura Serpentium (March 2005) 25(1):12-18.

An avoidable epidemic of reovirus in collections of Australian snakes and the wider implications of the disease in Australia and elsewhere.
Herptile 29(3): 94-106, 29(4): 162-169 and 30(1): 19-28 (Sept, Dec 2004 and March 2005).

2004 Papers.

Silcone snakes cause sensation in Australia and elsewhere..
Hard Evidence (November 2004) 4(6):25-29.

Behind closed doors (Off-display areas for reptiles in Museums, zoos, universities, etc).
Herptile (September 2004)29(3):113-117, colour photos on pp. 110-112.

Husbandry and breeding of Death Adders.
Reptiles (September 2004):48-60.

A new solution to a series of old problems ... the best water containers yet for snake cages.
Litteratura Serpentium (September 2004) 24(3):104-111.

The Great Australian snake extermination (King Brown Snakes, Cane Toads, Exotic viruses).
Hard Evidence 4(2):32-38 and 4(3):21-29.

A reclassification of the pythoninae including the descriptions of two new genera, two new species and nine new subspecies.
Crocodilian4(3):(November 2003):31-37 and 4(4):(June 2004):21-40.

A severe case of stomatitis (canker or mouthrot) in a Death Adder (Acanthophis antarcticus) associated with a reovirus infection.
Boydii (Autumn 2004):16-17.

Strictly Nocturnal Snakes ... Are they Also Diurnal.
Litteratura Serpentium (June 2004), 24 (2):80-93.

An unusually large basking aggregation of Cryptoblepharus virgatus (Garman, 1901)(Lacertilia:Scincidae) in Sydney.
Herpetofauna (June 2004), 33(1):60.

Feeding innovations for snakes.
Litteratura Serpentium (March 2004):33-47.

Surgical Removal of Venom Glands in Australian Elapid Snakes: The creation of venomoids.
Herptile 29:1 (March 2004):36-52.(Reprinted in Crocdilian 4(5):cover and pages 17-31 (November 2004).

Further notes on fish feeding Australian reptiles.
Herptile 29:1 (March 2004):13-20.

2003 Papers.

A Bicephalic Coastal Queensland Carpet Snake, Morelia spilota mcdowelli (Serpentes:Pythonidae).
Herpetofauna 33(2):111.

The Australian Herp Scene as of early 2003.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 38(8):157-165, 38(10):193-203, 38(12):233-239.

Head retraction as a defence and other habits of Death Adders, Genus: Acanthophis (Serpentes:Elapidae).
Herptile 28(4):cover, 137-140.

Snake mites - How to get rid of them.
Herptile 28(4):146-155,168-176.

Why do Death Adders and other snakes store their feces.
Herptile 28(4):cover, 177-180.

Reovirus - Successful treatment of small elapids.
Crocodilian 4(3):23-27.

Incubation of lace monitor (Varanus varius) eggs.
Herpetofauna 33(1):26-28.

Notes on feeding captive death adders (Acanthophis antarcticus), including posturing behaviour in response to large food items.
Herpetofauna 33(1):16-17.

Five new Australian pythons..
Newsletter of the Macarthur Herpetological Society August 2003. Issue 40:4-9.

A new species of elapid (Serpentes:Elapidae) from Western New South Wales..
Crocodilian:Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists 4(2):19-26. August 2003.

The Rough-scaled Snakes, Genus:Tropidechis (Serpentes:Elapidae), including the description of a species from far north Queensland, Australia..
Crocodilian:Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists 4(2):11-14. August 2003.

OPMV in Australian Reptile Collections.
Macarthur Herpetological Society Newsletter, June 2003. Issue 38, pp. 2-8.

A re-assessment of the taxonomy of the Red-bellied Black Snakes (Genus Pseudechis) with the descriptions of two new subspecies.
Boydii:Journal of the Herpetological Association of Queensland Incorporated - Autumn 2003, pages 15-18.

A new subspecies of elapid (Serpentes:Elapidae) from New Guinea.
Boydii:Journal of the Herpetological Association of Queensland Incorporated - Autumn 2003, pages 2-4.

2002 Papers.

Night feeding on a road by a frog Helioporus australiacus.
Herpetofauna 32(2):100-101.

Death Adders (Genus Acanthophis): An Updated overview, including descriptions of 3 New Island species and 2 New Australian subspecies.
Crocodilian:Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists - 4(1) September 2002, pages 5-11,16-22,24-30, front and back covers.

Further comments on side-winding in Australian elapid snakes with a report on sidewinding in a pygopodid lizard.
Herpetofauna:Journal of the Australiasian Affiliation of Herpetological Societies - 32(1) June 2002: 54.

Venomous Snake Bites, including a bite by a Pale Headed Snake (Hoplocephalus bitorquatus) (Serpentes:Elapidae).
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society Incorporated - 12 (1) June: 43-44.

An overview of the Taipans, Genus: (Oxyuranus) (Serpentes: Elapidae) including the description of a new subspecies.
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists - 3 (1): 43-50 - May 2002.

Big Brown Snakes - The Cynic Speaks Again...
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists - 3 (1): 25-27 - May 2002.

2001 Papers.

Pailsus - a story of herpetology, science, politics, pseudoscience, more politics and scientific fraud.
Crocodilian - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists - 2 (10): 18-31, September 2001.

A current assessment of the status of the snakes of the genera Cannia and Pailsus, including descriptions of three new subspecies from the Northern Territory and Western Australia, Australia.
Boydii - Journal of the Herpetological Society of Queensland Incorporated - July 2001.

A new case of hybridisation in Morelia pythons.
Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society 11 (2), 29-30.

More recollections of a young herpetologist.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 36 (4), pp.78-80.

Big Brown Snakes - The Cynic speaks.
Crocodilian 2 (8), February, p. 9.

2000 Papers.

Letter to the editor - wildlife laws.
Herptile 25 (4), December, pp. 179-181.

A new snake from Irian Jaya.
Litteratura Serpentium, December 20(6):178-186.

Cash for Scientific names: proposed outlawing of the practice.
Crocodilian, 2(7) November.

A revision of the Australasian Pythons.
Ophidia Review, 1(1) October, pp.7-21.

Herpetology in Genoa - Victoria.
The Reptilian (UK), 6(3 and 4).

1999 Papers.

Hybridisation between different sub-species of Australian Carpet Python (with new data on different forms).
Herptile (UK), 24(2), pp. 61-67 and cover.

Herpetology in Australia - More Good News.
The Reptilian (UK).

New distribution information on Pailsus snakes and herp news.
Monitor 10 (2/3), pp. 130-136.

Comments on comments on Pailsus pailsei.
Monitor 10(2/3). pp. 120-122.

Australia's Dwarf Pythons (Genus: Antaresia).
Monitor (Australia) 10 (2/3), pp. 24-32.

Ant-hill Pythons in the wild and captivity.
Monitor 10 (2/3) October 1999, pp. 33-37.

Colour change in Death Adders (Acanthophis antarcticus).
Monitor (Australia), 10(1), p. 4 and 31.

1998 Papers.

Herping On the Basalt - Melbourne - Victoria - Australia.
The Reptilian (UK), Vol. 5, no. 6, pp. 47-53.

Lace Monitors (Varanus varius) in the wild and in captivity in Australia, with reference to a collection of seven adults held in captivity for eight years.
Monitor, 10(1) 1998 pp. 22-36.

A new species of Elapid Snake from Queensland Australia.
Monitor, 10(1), pp. 5-9, 31.

Death Adders (Genus Acanthophis): An overview, including descriptions of Five new species and One new subspecies.
Monitor 9(2) April, pp. 20-41.

1997 Papers.

Submission to the ICZN re the potential suppression of the type species Varanus gouldii.
Bulletin of the ICZN.

Sperm Storage in a Bluetongue Skink - (by Raymond Hoser and Neil Simpson).
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society, 32(4), page 84.

Bearded Dragons, Genus Pogona,from an Australian perspective.
The Reptilian (UK), 5 (2), June, pp. 27-41.

Herpetology in Australia - Some Good News.
The Reptilian (UK), 5(4), pp. 19-23.

1996 Papers.

A prey record of the Common Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis for the Eastern Blue-tongue Tiliqua scincoides - Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society Incorporated 8 (2):85-86 and A prey record of the Eastern Blue-tongue Tiliqua scincoides for the Common Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis by Rob Valentic - Monitor - Journal of the Victorian Herpetological Society Incorporated 8 (2):84.
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Australian Frog Decline.
The Reptilian (UK), 4(3), pp. 19-25.

Australia - Land of Goannas and Bureaucrats.
The Reptilian (UK), 4(4), pp. 7-21.

Rubbish tips and Reptiles.
The Reptilian (UK), 4(5), pp. 24-38 and cover.

Notes on a herpetological field trip in the Australian State of Victoria - (a paper published by Raymond Hoser and Robert Valentic).
Monitor 7 (2), September, pp. 24-34.

Herping in the Australian State of South Australia.
The Reptilian (UK), 4(7), pages 23-35 and front cover.

Immunity of Snakes to their own venom - new cases.
Herpetofauna (Australia), 26(1), pp. 26-27.

1995 Papers.

A Self Serving Bureaucracy - The New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS).
Avi-News - Journal of the Australian Aviculture Protection Association, Autumn, pp. 14-15.

Reptile Record Keeping.
Pantherosaurus - Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists (Australia), 1(1).

Ant-Hill Python from Western Australia - In the wild, in captivity and the world's first captive breeding.
Reptiles 3(5), pp. 10-16.

Death Adders - Genus Acanthophis.
The Reptilian 3(4), pp. 7-21 and 3(5), pp. 27-34.

Release into Hell.
Monitor, 7(2), December, pp. 77-88.

The Australian Broad-headed Snake Hoplocephalus bungaroides.
The Reptilian Magazine (UK), 3(10), pp. 15-27 and cover.

Collecting reptiles in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia.
The Reptilian (UK), 4(2), pp. 25-35.

1994 Papers.

Sydney's 1994 Bushfires - Effects on Reptiles.
Herptile (UK), June, 19(2), pp. 61-66.

Reptile Keeping in the Australian State of Victoria.
The Reptilian (UK), 2 (7), pp. 20-21.

1993 World Herpetology Conference.
Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society (USA), 29 (3), March, pp. 56-58.

The Australian Lace Monitor Goanna Varanus varius in captivity.
Varanews (USA), 4(1), pp. 3-5.

Reptile Smuggling and Drug Trafficking - The link between the two.
Herptile (UK), 19(4), December, pp. 169-172.

Reptiles of The Dalby Area - Queensland - (by Raymond Hoser and John Scanlon).
Journal of the Northern Ohio Association of Herpetologists(USA), 16(1), pp. 21-30.

1993 Papers.

What is a species, When is it endangered, and how does this affect the Herpetologist.
ACT Herpetological Association Newsletter (Australia), April/May 1993, pp. 14-17.

Feeding Interactions in Australian Reptiles.
Herpetofauna - Journal of the Australasian Affilliation of Herpetological Societies, 23(1), pp. 32-35.

Children's Pythons and Lookalikes.
The Reptilian (UK), 1 (7), pp. 10-15, 20-21.

1992 Papers.

Notes on a captive Scrub Python (Morelia amethistina kinghorni).
Litteratura Serpentium 12(4), pp. 78-84.

Reptile Thefts, wildlife crimes, etc, in Australia.
The Reptilian (UK), 1(8), pp. 33-35.

What happens when you don't cut your nails? - They Grow (Lizards).
The Reptilian (UK), 1992, p. 8.

1991 Papers.

Sydney's Snakes.
Litteratura Serpentium, Vol. 11, no's 3-6, pp. 56-67, 78-87, 101-113, 125-130.

An Aggregation of Eastern Brown Snakes (Pseudonaja textilis).
Herpetofauna (Australia), 21(2), p. 38.

Snakes swallowing their own teeth. - (by Raymond Hoser and Chris Williams).
Herpetofauna (Australia), 21(2), p. 33.

Hybridisation between different species of Australian Python.
Herptile (UK), 16(3), September, pp. 110-115.

1990 Papers.

Pairing behaviour in Australian Snakes.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 15(3) September, pp. 84-93.

Some experiences when photographing reptiles, the stories behind the photos.
The Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society, 15(4) December, pp. 128-136.

Melbourne's Snakes.
Litteratura Serpentium, 10(2), pp. 82-92 and 10(3), 122-145.

1989 Paper.

Australian Reptile Conservation Update.
The Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society, 14 (4) December, pp. 146-154.
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1988 Papers.

Hybridisation between three different species of Australian Python.
Litteratura Serpentium (Holland), 8(3), pp. 134-139.

Some further comments in relation to Australian pythons (Boidae) and their classification.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 13 (1), pp. 13-18.
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Conservation of Australian snakes, other reptiles and frogs
Litteratura Serpentium 8 (1): 12-40 (Feb 1998).
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1987 Papers.

Cane Toad Threat to Australia's wildlife.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 12 (3), pp. 86-87.

More about pelvic spurs in Australian pythons and pygopodids.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 12 (2), pp. 65-67.
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Notes on the breeding of Death Adders (Acanthophis antarcticus).
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 12 (2), pp. 56-61 .

1985 Papers.

Immunity of Snakes to their own venom.
Litteratura Serpentium - Journal of the European Snake Society (Holland), 5(6), pp. 219-232.

Colour Darkening in Australian Death Adder Snakes.
Litteratura Serpentium - Journal of the European Snake Society (Holland), August, 4(5), pp. 157-159.

Genetic composition of Death Adders (Acanthophis antarcticus) Serpentes: Elapidae, in the West Head Area (Australia).
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 10(3), p. 96.

The role of pelvic spurs.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 10(3), page 95.

Notes on the feeding behaviour of the Common Scalyfoot (Pygopus lepidopodus) and Burton's Legless Lizard (Lialis burtonis).
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 10(3),93-94.

1984 Paper.

Preferred Activity Temperatures of Nocturnal Reptiles in the Sydney (Australia) area.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 9(1), pp. 12-13.

1983 Paper.

Mating behaviour of Australian Death Adders: Genus Acanthophis (Serpentes: Elapidae).
Herptile (UK), 8 (1), pp. 25-34.

1982 Papers.

Breeding Long Necked Tortoises in captivity, etc.
Journal of the Northern Ohio Association of Herpetologists (USA), 8(1), pp. 15-26.

Frequency of shedding skin in captive Australian Snakes, Genera: Liasis, Morelia and Acanthophis .
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society (UK), 7(3), pp. 20-26.

Australian Pythons - Part Four - The Carpet/Diamond Python group and their relatives as well as a discussion of the origins of Australian Pythons and their taxonomy.
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society 7 (2), June, 1982, pp. 2-17.

1981 Papers.

Photographing Reptiles.
Journal of the Northern Ohio Association of Herpetologists (NOAH), 7(2) 1981, pp. 23-28.
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Australian Pythons - Part Three - The larger Liasis (=Python)
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society 6 (4), December 1981, pp. 3-12.

Australian Pythons - Part Two - The smaller Liasis (=Antaresia)
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society 6 (3), September 1981, pp. 13-19.

Australian Pythons - Part One - Genera Aspidites and Chondropython
Herptile - Journal of the International Herpetological Society 6 (2), June, 1981, pp.10-16.

Unsuitable food item taken by a Death Adder (Acanthophis antarcticus).
Herpetofauna (Australia), 13(1), pp.30-31.

1980 Papers.

Letter to the editor.
Herptile (UK), 5(3), pp. 1-2.

Further Records of Aggregations in Various species of Australian Snake.
Herpetofauna (Australia), 12(1), pp. 16-22.

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