| Moll, D. L., & Moll, E. O. (2004). The ecology, exploitation and conservation of river turtles. Oxford University Press. |
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| Moll, E. O. (1989). Tortoises of tropical asia: regional introduction. In I. R. Swingland & M. W. Klemens (Eds.), The Conservation Biology of Tortoises (pp. 111–112). |
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| Moll, E. O. (1989). Indotestudo elongata - elongated tortoise. In I. R. Swingland & M. W. Klemens (Eds.), The Conservation Biology of Tortoises (pp. 116–117). |
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| Moll, E. O. (1989). Manouria impressa - impressed tortoise. In I. R. Swingland & M. W. Klemens (Eds.), The Conservation Biology of Tortoises (pp. 121–122). |
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| Moll, E. O., & Morris, M. A. (1991). Status of the river cooter (pseudemys concinna) in illinois. Transactions of the Illinios State Academy of Science, 84, 77–83. |
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| Moll, E. O., Mattson, K. E., & Krehbiel, E. B. (1981). Sexual and seasonal dichromatism in the asian river turtle, callagur borneoensis. Herpetologica, 37, 181–194. |
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| Moll, E. O., & Vijaya, J. (1986). Distributional records for some indian turtles. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, 83, 57–62. |
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| Moll, E. O. (1978). Drumming along the perak. Natural History, 87, 36–43. |
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| Rowe, J. W., & Moll, E. O. (1991). A radiotelemetric study of activity and movements of the blanding's turtle (emydoidea blandingi) in northeastern illinois. Journal of Herpetology, 25(2), 178–185. |
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| Tucker, J. K., Moll, D. L., & Moll, E. O. (1999). Growth of slider turtles (trachemys scripta) from temperate and tropical populations. Chelonian Conservation and Biology, 3(3), 464–467. |
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