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Looks very promising...

http://www.dendrobatesworld.com/e-morphguide.htm

by the late Chris van der Lingen


Can the author send me a copy so I can review it on this site, perhaps ?
I have this on order, will let you all know what its like once I've had a good read through

Ben
I am ordering a copy soon.
lets go guys....need a review.....someone send me a copy too, while you're at it.
Patience Big Grin as soon as I have read in full I will let you know what its like, I can say that the photos are OUTSTANDING. I'm still reading my copy of the lotters jungfer henkel & Schmidt book. This is taking me a while to get through
We know the Lotters book is a "home run"......that one's already proven.
I know, that's why got it, only just at the beginning of Sept though. I've read it once but there's so muck info there I need a second go to try to absorb as much as possible. I'm relatively new to darts so want all the info I can get my hands on.

Best to read the gold standard before looking at something new in my eyes

Should have an update for you in a couple of weeks

Ben
So is this book any good? or just a picture book for the coffee table? Whats table of contents if you can provide?

Thanks
Scott
It's predominately a picture book, with a few written chapters, the photos are logged by location, & elevation, most look as if they were taken in situ & there are a several examples of most locality types, I don't think there's anything new here but its very unusual to have details of most (if not all) morphs in one place.
The author of this book - Chris van der Lingen, passed away yesterday (unexpectedly) from an apparent heart attack.

Very sad news.
phelsumaman Wrote:It's predominately a picture book, with a few written chapters, the photos are logged by location, & elevation, most look as if they were taken in situ & there are a several examples of most locality types, I don't think there's anything new here but its very unusual to have details of most (if not all) morphs in one place.

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It is entirely a picture gallery, all photos in situ.

102 different colorforms/locales, which is the most complete list to date.

Multiple photos of each type, in 'proportion' to the population phenotypes/variability rather then just the 'cool odd' ones at each site.

Painstakingly researched, with general location on map, and morph size in mm for each locale.

Many 'new' sites, and many not included in this book to protect the small populations. Only Chris knew the details of the 'Plot' locales and the specific farms and groves to find many of these animals, and was working with the local land owners to preserve the plots.

Now you know.
Shawn,

Does BJ have it in stock ? I want to order a copy and get it quickly.
Philsuma Wrote:Shawn,

Does BJ have it in stock ? I want to order a copy and get it quickly.


Count me in - I also would like to purchase a copy if they are still available -
Anyone know if this is available in the States ?

Any other info on this ?
This book looks Excellent !

Dutch website preview:

http://www.gifkikkerportaal.nl/Home/Art ... guide.aspx

Someone please be a hero and order a dozen...get em stateside and into our hands.

Send me one and I'll review it here...
Shawn H to the white courtesy phone on this book....paging.....
Philsuma Wrote:Shawn H to the white courtesy phone on this book....paging.....

Sorry Phil...I dont have this forum set to give me email notifications of threads.

http://www.dendrobatesworld.com/e-morphguide.htm

I got my copy from Chris before his passing....I dont see that Mike and Rich have it on their website.

I do believe though that Chris' family is still taking orders and shipping.

S
Phil, if you are able to order one let me know, I am interested as well...
Count me in as well!

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I am good...Jeremy should be posting soon as well!
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