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The following table lists all the articles from those Newsletters which I have available at this moment in time (Last update: 19 January 2003). More will follow as I sort out my files. Please note that some files are copyrighted by their author and not by the BDG and hence are not available as downloads. You can, however, read the file on the Website. Links are provided to the pages in the 'Notes' column.

Articles from the current year's Newsletters are available only to members until the following year.

The approximate title of each available text is in the 'Title and Author' column. Texts are available as MS Word documents or as Text files.

To save a MicroSoft Word file
This will give you a completely formatted copy.
Follow these general instructions (which may vary according to your computer set-up):

1.	In the 'Title and Author' column, click Word for the article you wish to copy.
2.	A box/form will appear on the screen telling you that you have requested a download from the BDG Website.
3.	In the appropriate places show where on your hard drive you wish to save the document to.
4.	When you have completed the form, click [OK]
5.	The document will be downloaded and saved to your hard drive, to the folder of your choice.
6.	You will now be able to access the file using MicroSoft Word.

To save a Text file
This will give you an unformatted copy of the text, but one divided into paragraphs. This is useful for use in virtually any word processor. Follow these instructions:

1.	In the 'Title and Author' column, click Text for the article you wish to copy. Wait for text to appear. Do not worry about how the text appears on your screen at this stage.
2.	Right-click anywhere on the text.
3.	From the menu, left-click [Select All] All the text will be highlighted.
4.	Right-click anywhere on the highlighted text.
5.	From the menu, click [Copy]
6.	Load MS Word, click [New] and select the type of page you wish to use from your templates.
7.	Click [Edit] then [Paste] Your text will be pasted onto your chosen page.
8.	Format the text in any way you wish.
9.	Click [File] then [Save As] (change the file name if you wish) and select where you wish to save to.

Issue No./Page	Date	Title and Author	Keywords A to F	Notes
36/7	January 00	Culturing Aphids: Jan Stenicka Word version Text version	Aphids	Go to this web page
41/7	March 01	Aphids, culture and collection: Julian Keenlyside Word version Text version	Aphids	Go to this web page
46/17	June 02	Culturing Aphids: Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	Aphids	Go to this web page
42/1	June 01	Arctic Jungle - My Way: Ryan Sherman Word version Text version	Canada	Go to this web page
30/9	June 97	Frogs in Atlanta: Derek Petrie Word version Text version	Atlanta	Go to this web page
30/1	June 97	*The Green and Black Poison arrow frog D. auratus* – a comparison of tadpole rearing techniques**: Tim Skelton Word version Text version	auratus 1	A must for anyone breeding this and similar species. Go to this web page
36/5	January 00	*Diel activity patterns of the sympatric poison dart frogs D. auratus* and D. pumilio in Costa Rica**: Brent Graves Word version Text version	auratus 2	Go to this web page
36/1	January 00	The Captive Management and breeding of Poison-Dart frogs, family Dendrobatidae, at Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust, using a pilot species: Donna Preece	auratus 3	Continued in Issue 37 page 7. For copyright reasons text not available for this article. Go to this web page
37/7	April 00	Management of the green and black poison dart frog D. auratus: Donna Preece	auratus 4	Continued in Issue 38 page 8. Note as above. Go to this web page
38/8	June 00	Management of the green and black poison dart frog D. auratus; Management of the blue poison dart frog D. azureus: Donna Preece	auratus 5	Continued in Issue 39 page 5. Note as above. Go to this web page
39/5	September 00	Management of the blue poison dart frog D. azureus: Donna Preece	auratus 6	Conclusion. Note as above. Go to this web page
40/8	December 00	My Way: Ken Mann Word version Text version	auratus 7 and others	Deals with DD. auratus, azureus, leucomelas and P. bicolor. Go to this web page
38/1	June 00	The Koekoe frog P. aurotaenia: Chris Miller Word version Text version	aurotaenia	Thorough Go to this web page
28/9	December 96	D. azureus: Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	azureus 1	A little bit of controversy from Edinburgh Zoo. Go to this web page
29/6	March 97	*Maintenance of the Blue Poison arrow frog D. azureus* at Edinburgh Zoo**: Edwin Blake and Douglas Sherriff Word version Text version	azureus 2	Extensive and thorough. Go to this web page
35/11	August 99	My Blue Nightmare!: Ben Baker Word version Text version	azureus 3
32/5	November 98	British Herpetological Society: Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	BHS
35/14	August 99	Epipedobates bilinguis: Milan Makovec Word version Text version	bilinguis	Go to this web page
28/7	December 96	The Bocas Islands, Panama: Peter Draper Word version Text version	Bocas	Go to this web page
45/12	March 02	Amphibian Medicine and Captive Husbandry Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
46/13	June 02	Mantellas: Barry Bevan Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
46/15	June 02	Amphibians and Reptiles of Madagascar: John Skillcorn Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
30/11	June 97	Dendrobatidae Nederland: Steve Martin Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
32/9	November 98	*The Golden Mantella* Handbook**: Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
44/17	December 01	The Complete Encyclopaedia of Terrarium: Eugène Bruins Word version Text version	Book review	Go to this web page
36/12	January 00	Epipedobates boulengeri: Jan Stenicka Word version Text version	boulengeri	Go to this web page
32/4	November 98	Cannibalism in Dendrobatid tadpoles: Clive Cummins Word version Text version	Cannibalism 1	Go to this web page
40/6	December 00	Cannibalism: Janalee Caldwell Word version Text version	Cannibalism 2	Go to this web page
38/6	June 00	More on Chytrid infection of frogs: Jack Frenkel Word version Text version	Chytrid 1	Go to this web page
38/13	September 00	Chytrid Fungus: Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	Chytrid 2
40/1	December 00	Treatment for Chytrid fungus: Donald Nichols, Elaine Lamirande, Bruce MacLean Word version Text version	Chytrid 3	Go to this web page
29/5	March 97	CITES: Mick Bajcar	CITES 1	New controls in the trade of endangered species.
38/15	September 00	From CITES Newsletters Word version Text version	CITES 2
41/1	March 01	Carbon Dioxide in the Terrarium: Thomas Falk Word version Text version	CO₂ 1	Go to this web page
44/8	December 01	Avoiding problems with carbon dioxide: Thomas Falk Word version Text version	CO₂ 2	Go to this web page
36/6	January 00	Colostethus reproduction: Hugo Claessen Word version Text version	Colostethus	Go to this web page
29/1	March 97	Costa Rica – April 1994: Paul Armitstead Word version Text version	Costa Rica	Go to this web page
32/10	November 98	The Database: John Skillcorn Word version Text version	Database	Go to this web page
46/9	June 02	Wildwalk @: Danny Tainton Word version Text version	Display	Go to this web page
28/6	December 96	Drosophila spp. Mick Bajcar Word version Text version	Drosophila 1	Now known as D. hydei Go to this web page
35/14	August 99	Drosophila hydei: Shin Sugiyama Word version Text version	Drosophila 2	Go to this web page
43/10	September 01	Fruity fruitful fruit-fly facts: Derek Petrie Word version Text version	Drosophila 3	The article’s better than the title! Go to this web page
44/12	December 01	An easy method of culturing fruit flies: Bob Worthington Word version Text version	Drosophila 4	Go to this web page
28/11	December 96	Editorial Word version Text version	Editorial	Go to this web page
	March 97	Editorial Word version Text version	Editorial	Go to this web page
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