THIS SITE IS A MUST -if you want papers, and they're free!

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of course they must be made by these guys -but there is one for sure i know many will want

http://www.uga.edu/srelherp/reprint/REPRINTS.HTM

there is a paper on siren reproduction

Sever, D. M., L. C. Rania, and J. D. Krenz. 1996. Reproduction of the salamander, Siren intermedia Le Conte with especial reference to oviductal anatomy and mode of fertilization. Journal of Morphology 227:335-348

anyone seen it?
 
OMG Paris thanks for this site. I'm going to order some now. =) This is the coolest site I've seen in a long time.
 
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