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1534. Werner, Y.L., 1972. Observations on eggs of eublepharid engaddensis (‘En Gedi Mole Viper’). Ophiophagy,
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1537. Werner, Y.L., 1972. Temperature effects on inner-ear 1550. Werner, Y.L., 1986a. Ecology of eggs and laying sites of
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1538. Werner, Y.L., 1973. The reptiles of the Sinai Peninsula: Prague, 1985), Prague: Charles Univesity: 441–444.
Introductory notes for students in the course “Introduction 1551. Werner, Y.L., 1986b. Evolutionary implications of
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Department of Zoology, The Hebrew University of the head in snakes (Coluber rhodorhachis and Malpolon
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Eremias: maps with scientific names). 1552. Werner, Y.L., 1986c. Geographic sympatry of
1539. Werner, Y.L., 1976. Optimal temperatures for inner-ear Acanthodactylus opheodurus with A. boskianus in the
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1540. Werner, Y.L., 1977. Manual mapping of locality records – in Israel? Hardun, 4: 41–50 (in Hebrew with English abstract
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1541. Werner, Y.L., 1978. Ecological comments on some 1554. Werner, Y.L., 1987. Gekkonid lizards from five
gekkonid lizards of the Namib Desert, South West Africa, zoogeographic quarters meet in Israel, Bulletin of the
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1542. Werner, Y.L., 1980. Apparent homosexual behaviour 1555a. Werner, Y.L., 1987. Ecological zoogeography of the
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1546a. Werner, Y.L., 1983b. Temperature effects on cochlear 24: 34–35.
function in reptiles: a personal review incorporating new 1558. Werner, Y.L., 1989. Egg size and egg shape in Near-
data, R.R. Fay & G. Gourevitch (Eds.), Hearing and other Eastern gekkonid lizards, Israel Journal of Zoology, 35:
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Connecticut: Amphora Press: 149–174. 1559. Werner, Y.L., 1990a. Ecological biogeography of reptiles
1546b, Werner, Y.L., 1983. Lizards and snakes from eastern in the sand deserts of Israel, Hardun, 5: 33–55 (in Hebrew
Lower Egypt in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem & Tel with English abstract p. 81).
1560. Werner, Y.L., 1990b. Do gravid females of oviparous
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