Ninda Baptista’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Angolan herpetologist
Is Zoologist 
Herpetologist 
From Angola 
Type Biology 
Gender female

Ninda Baptista, Angolan herpetologist

  • ISCED, Lubango, Angola

Taxon names authored

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  • 0 taxon names authored by Ninda Baptista

Publications

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2017

  • Branch, W.R., Haacke, W., Pinto, P.V., Conradie, W., Baptista, N., Verburgt, L. & Verisimmo, L. 2017. Loveridge’s Angolan geckos, Afroedura karroica bogerti and Pachydactylus scutatus angolensis (Sauria, Gekkonidae): new distribution records, comments on type localities and taxonomic status. Zoosystematics and Evolution 93(1): 157–166. DOI: 10.3897/zse.93.10915 . Reference page. 
Authority control
  • ZooBank: 4F7E3E4D-0A49-49F2-A53F-01751E77A7F0
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