| Gavialis
is a monotypic species, distributed on the Indian subcontinent.
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Gavialis
gangeticus - skull
© John White |
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Gavialis
gangeticus
© John White |
| Literature |
| Gaulke,
M. 1992. Krokodile, Schildkröten, Echsen und Schlangen
in der Madras-Krokodilfarm. DATZ, 45(5): 328-332. |
| Hecht,
M.K. & B. Malone. 1972. On the Early History of the
Gavialid Crocodilians. Herpetologica, 28(3): 281-284. |
| Maskey,
T.M., P. Kölle, R. Hoffmann, C.C. Anders & H.H.
Schleich. 1998. Disastrous Impact of Intestinal Infection
in Captive Bred Gharial Hatchlings. Pp. 291-294. In: Schleich,
H.H. & W. Kästle (eds.). Contributions to the
Herpetology of South-Asia (Nepal, India). Veröff.
Fuhlrott-Mus., 1998(4): 1-322. |
| Maskey,
T.M., H.F. Percival & C.L. Abercrombie. 1995. Gharial
Habitat Use in Nepal. J. Herpetol., 29(3): 463-464. |
| Olsson,
M. 1980. Gangesgavialen (Gavialus gangeticus).
NHF, 23(2): 42-50. |
| Praschag,
R. 1992. Auf der Suche nach Schildkröten und Krokodilen
in Indien und Bangladesh. DATZ, 45(7): 454-459; (9): 579-583;
(12): 796-802. |
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