Reptilian Incubation: Environment & Behaviour Edited by Denis Charles Deeming Nottingham University Press, due to be published in April 2004 This book is the first systematic review of all aspects of incubation cross all types of reptiles. The depth of the analysis in each chapter will mean that it quickly be a standard reference text. Contributors are world leaders in their respective fields and were chosen for their ability to present a comprehensive and broad overview of the topics in question. This scientific review is long overdue and will prove useful to researchers around the world as well as being a valuable reference source for conservationists and other reptile breeders.
1 – Reptilian Incubation: Principles and Evolution	Charles Deeming & David Unwin Hatchery Consulting & Research, Lincoln, UK & Humbolt Museum of Natural History, Berlin
2 – Nest construction and environment	Ralph Ackerman Iowa State University, Ames, USA
3 – Egg morphology and composition	Mike Thompson & Brian Speake University of Sydney, Australia & Scottish Agriculture, Ayr, Scotland
4 – Embryonic development	Robin Andrews Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, USA
5 – Incubation behaviour	Rick Shine University of Sydney, Australia
6 – Effects of Incubation Temperature	Geoff Birchard George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA
7 – Energy and water budgets of reptile eggs and embryos	Amos Ar, Ralph Ackerman, Ann Belinsky & Razi D’miel Tel Aviv University, Israel & Iowa State University, Ames, USA
8 – Environmental Sex Determination	Nicole Valenzuela Iowa State University, Ames, USA
9 – Phenotypic effects of incubation environment	Charles Deeming Hatchery Consulting & Research, Lincoln, UK
10 – Practical Artificial Incubation	David Booth University of Queensland, Australia
11 – Conclusions	Charles Deeming Hatchery Consulting & Research, Lincoln, UK