Last updated 7 May 2008 with articles from Radiata. Last updated 10 November 2009 with article from RAD 18(3).

Periodical Index - Mud, Musk and Dermatemys Turtles

A guide to kinosternid and Dermatemys articles appearing in herpetogical periodicals over the past few years


Key

CCB = Chelonian Conservation and Biology Quarterly or biannual publication published by the Chelonian Research Foundation, fairly weighty, going back to about 1994. 
D=Draco Quarterly herpetological magazine from the German Natur und Tier Verlag that usually focuses on a theme, eg agamid lizards or desert herpetofauna
E = Elaphe German publication from the DGHT: focuses on captive husbandry and reproduction of reptiles and amphibians.
IR = International Reptilian European magazine, published in UK. It may alternatively be known as the Reptilian, but we have kept the IR abbreviation to distinguish it from Reptilia and Reptiles.
PR = Pet Reptile European magazine, published in UK. Slightly more "entry level" but contains some good articles. Wound up in 2001.
PRK = Practile Reptile Keeping UK magazine first appearing in 2009, edited by David Alderton. Like most magazines with "Reptile" in the title, also covers amphibians and invertebrates.
R = Reptilia European magazine, published in Spain but produced in English, German and Spanish.
RAD=Radiata Journal of the DGHT's Chelonian Group: focuses on all aspects of chelonians, including husbandry and conservation. Available in both Germa and English.
RH = Reptile Hobbyist US magazine published by TFH. Merged with R&A to become R&AH (see below).
Rs = Reptiles US magazine which bought out Vivarium. Despite the title, covers amphibians and invertebrates too. So far we have not added any articles from the magazine.
R&A = Reptile & Amphibian Magazine Now sadly defunct, although back copies may be available at herp exhibitions, etc. For some years this was practically the only herp magazine for most non-scientific folk.
R&AH = Reptile & Amphibian Hobbyist Formed out of the merger of Reptile Hobbyist and Reptile & Amphibian Magazine: last issue November 2001
S = Salamandra German magazine published by the DGHT (German Herptological Association) in English and German. The DGHT also publishes magazines for each of their specialist groups, eg Radiata (tortoises), Lacerta (lacertid lizards), etc. Since 2005 Salamandra has been published in both English and German, the German language version being "Der Salamander".
Ta = Terarista Czech herpetological magazine, published by the Terrarium Society of Prague in Czech with good English summaries
Tx = Trionyx Dutch-language magazine published by the Nederlandse Schildpadden Vereniging [Dutch Turtle Assocation]
V = Vivarium Magazine associated with Advanced Herpetological Library and Philippe de Vosjoli. Bought out by Reptiles around about the turn of the century.



Species Article Magazine Issue Author
Claudius angustatus   CCB 1:3 ?
Dermatemys mawii, Central American River Turtle

Chelonian Illustrations #5: Musks, Snappers and a river Turtle from the Americas R 25 William P McCord & Mehdi Joseph-Ouni
Reproductive Biology of ~ CCB 2:1 ?
Kinosternidae (Family)

Photoreport R 26 M Shilde
Chelonian Illustrations #5: Musks, Snappers and a river Turtle from the Americas R 25 William P McCord & Mehdi Joseph-Ouni
Kinosternon spp, Mud & Musk Turtles

Stinky Subjects RH 1:2 VB
Musk Turtles: Natural History R&A 3-4/90 ?
Herp Mail: Releasing ~ RH 1:5 ?
The Natural History and Captive Husbandry of the ~ R&AH 6:8 Carl J Franklin
An Overview of Common Semi-Aquatic Turtles Rs 4:3 David Kirkpatrick PhD
Kinosternon angustipons Three new country records of reptiles from Nicaragua S 45:3 Javier Sunyer, Josiah H Townsend, Larry David Wilson, Scott L Travers, Lenin A Obando, Guillermo Páiz, Daniel M Griffith & Gunther Köhler
Kinosternon bauri

  CCB 2:1 ?
~, the Striped Mud Turtle: A small species for the aquarium R 49 Andreas M Glaser
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
Kinosternon flavescens, Yellow Mud Turtle

Range, Habitat Use, and Seasonal Activity of the Yellow Mud Turtle (Kinosternon flavescens) in Northwestern Illinois: Implications for Site-Specific Conservation and Management

CCB 5:1 Michael W. Tuma
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
Kinosternon leucostomum, White-Lipped Mud Turtle

Keeping and Breeding the ~ R 26 Maik Schilde
Three new country records of reptiles from Nicaragua [passim] S 45:3 Javier Sunyer, Josiah H Townsend, Larry David Wilson, Scott L Travers, Lenin A Obando, Guillermo Páiz, Daniel M Griffith & Gunther Köhler
Kinosternon scorpioides, Scorpion Mud Turtles

Six Turtles You Can't Kill RH 2:11 Ray Hunziker
Biology and Taxonomic Revision of the Red-Cheeked Mud Turtle ~ cruentatum in Costa Rica R 26 Rafael A Acuña and Manuel Merchán
Abundance, Population Structure, and Conservation of Kinosternon scorpioides albogulare on the Caribbean Island of San Andrés, Colombia CCB 6:2 Germán Forero-Medina, Olga Victoria Castaño-Mora, and Olga Montenegro
~ scorpioides: Scorpion Mud Turtles in the Gran Chaco R 54 Thomas & Sabine Vinke
Turtles of the Venezuelan Estado Amazonas RAD 17:1 César L Barrio-Amorós & Iñigo Narbaiza
Three new country records of reptiles from Nicaragua [passim] S 45:3 Javier Sunyer, Josiah H Townsend, Larry David Wilson, Scott L Travers, Lenin A Obando, Guillermo Páiz, Daniel M Griffith & Gunther Köhler
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
Haltung und Zucht der Rotwangen-Klappschildkröte ~ (DUMÉRIL, BIBRON & DUMÉRIL 1851) [Keeping and breeding the Red-Cheeked Mud Turtle (DUMÉRIL, BIBRON & DUMÉRIL 1851)] RAD 18(3) Sebastian Nickl
Kinosternon sonoriensis

A new species of Mud Turtle from Jalisco/Mexico CCB 2:3 ?
Life history and ecology of the Sonoran mud turtle (Kinosternon sonoriense) in southeastern Arizona: a preliminary report CCB 2:3 ?
Kinosternon subrubrum, Common Mud Turtle

Reptile & Amphibian Hobbyist's Herp Care Series R&AH 7:2 Philip Purser
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
Staurotypus triporcatus, Mexican Giant Musk Turtle ~ V 5:2 Stephen G Platt
Sternotherus carinatus, Razorback Musk Turtle

Keeping and Breeding the Common Musk Turtle and the ~ R 26 A S Henning
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
Sternotherus odoratus, Common Musk Turtle

Keeping and Breeding the ~ and the Razorback Musk Turtle R 26 A S Henning
Sehenswert - die Aldabra-Riesenschildkröten, ~ (GRAY, 1831) auf Mauritius [ ~ (GRAY, 1831)] RAD 1/05 Stefan Thierfeldt & Sabine Höfler-Thierfeldt
Oxytocin Dosage in Turtles CCB 6:2 John K. Tucker, Donald L. Thomas, and Jason Rose
Musk have a Turtle! [guide to kinosternids as good captive turtle species] PRK 4 Paul Eversfield
General Magazine Issue Author
Alliance to Protect Endangered Turtles The Cage Papers R&AH 6:9 ?
Chelonians, protection/conservation of [appears to be a regular feature of CCB so we have not listed each issue here]. CCB 1:1 onwards

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Chippen... of is er een alternatief? [Microchipping... is there an alternative?] Tx 2:5 Henk Zwartepoorte
Ein Streifzug durch den Schildkrötenpark "A Cupulatta" [A tour of the chelonian park "A Cupulatta"] E 3/04 Carolin Bender
How to repair and hatch damaged Turtle Eggs V 8:5 Sean McKeown
Marathon Turtle Hospital: Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Conservation R&AH 7:1 Michael Garlock
Mycoplasmosis Medical, technical CCB 1:4 ?
National Terrapin Project Project to deal with terrapins and other non-native chelonians being dumped in the wild [UK]. IR 3:10 ?
Respiratory Diseases in Turtles: Recognition, Treatment and Prevention Veterinary R 34 Ursula Eggenschwiler
Schildkröten im Internet [Chelonians on the Internet] SA 1:1 Andreas Budischek
Schildkröten in der Literatur des 19. Jahrhunderts [Chelonians in the literature of the 19th century] RAD 2/04 Arwin Hiller
Schildkrötenfossilien aus der Grube Messel [Chelonian fossils from the Messel] RAD 2/04 Alfred Langer
Secrets of a turtle nest Informative R&A 11-12/90 ?
Separation of Tortoise Species In Outdoor Habitats Informative R&AH 6:7 Wayne Labenda
Six Turtles You Can't Kill Six turtles relatively easy to keep RH 2:11 Ray Hunziker
T.D.S.: Temperature sex determination in turtles

Scientific discussion R&A 7-8/90 ?
More Turtle Sex [R&A Quicks] RH 3:11 ?
Thanet Tortoise Trust Terrapin Rescue PR 37 Linda & Dave Smith
The Turtle Table Turtle environment R&A 7-8/90 ?
Turtle Talk: 1989 IHS Meeting Report R&A 11-12/89 ?
Update on the USDA Ban on Turtle Transportation R&AH 6:3 Patricia Bartlett


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