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    Re: History of Snake Keeping

    Raymond L. Ditmars: His Exciting Career With Reptiles, Insects and Animals by Laura Newbold Wood

    People to check on:
    Laurence Klauber (The Rattlesnakes), Clifford Pope (Snakes alive and how they live), H. B. "Bern" Bechtel (first bred amelanistic corns), Carl Kauffeld (Snakes and snake hunting), Ross Allen

    Somewhere I read that the spotty distribution of aesculapian rat snakes in Europe could be correlated with temples to Aesculapius in the Roman Empire.

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