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Authors: Karl P.N. Shuker
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1997a). Potty about pottos.
Fortean Times
, No. 94 (January): 42.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1997b). Land of the lizard king.
Fortean Times
, No. 95 (February): 42-43.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1997c). The little howling god.
All About Dogs, 2
(July-August): 46-47.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1997d).
From Flying Toads To Snakes With Wings
. Llewellyn Publications (St Paul).
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998a). Meet Mongolia’s death worm: the shock of the new.
Fortean Studies
, 4 [the volume for 1997, but dated 1998]: 190-218.
SHUKER, Karl RN. (1998b). Making the most of the migo [in Alien Zoo].
Fortean Times
, No. 106 (January): 15.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998c). Unmasking the onza — from Aztecs to Arizona.
All About Cats
, 5 (January-February): 44-45.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998d). Shame about the shamanu [in Alien Zoo].
Fortean Times
, No. 107 (February): 15.
SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998e). A devil of a mystery [in Alien Zoo].
Fortean Times
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998f). A gravestone and an otter king.
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998g). Turning turtle? [in Alien Zoo]
Fortean Times
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1998h). “A scaly tale from Rintja”.
Fortean Times
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (1999).
Mysteries of Flanet Earth
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (2000). Close encounters of the cryptozoological kind.
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (2002a). Flying graverobbers.
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SHUKER, Karl P.N. (2002b).
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I am truly grateful to the following persons, publications, and organizations for their much-appreciated assistance and interest shown to me throughout my preparation of this book and the original articles upon which it is based.
All About Cats, All About Dogs, Animals and Men
, Endymion Beer, Trevor Beer, Janet and Colin Bord, Mark Chorvinsky, Prof. John L. Cloudsley-Thompson, Loren Coleman, Gary Cunningham, Jonathan Downes, Drayton Manor Park & Zoo,
Enigmas
, Angel Morant Forés,
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, Philippa Foster, Richard Freeman, Bill Gibbons, Geoffrey R. Greed, J. Richard Greenwell, Paul Harris, Joe Harte, Bob Hay, David Heppell, Isabela Herranz, the late Dr. Bernard Heuvelmans, the late John Edwards Hill,
History For All
, Dr. Shoichi Hollie, Tyson Hughes, International Society of Cryptozoology, Dr. Ron Johnstone, Gerard van Leusden, Dr. John
A. Long, Dr. Roy P. Mackal, Ivan Mackerle, Dr. Ralph Molnar, Steve Moore, Richard Muirhead, Darren Naish, Carina Norris, Heather Norris, Mark O’Shea, Harry Osoff, Michael Playfair, Alan Pringle, Marko Puljic, Dr. Clayton E. Ray, Michel Raynal, William M. Rebsamen, Bob Rickard, Ron J. Scarlett, Mary D. Shuker, Paul Sieveking, Malcolm Smith,
Strange Magazine
, Lars Thomas, Daev Walsh,
Wild About Animals
, Jan Williams, John G. Williams,
The X Factor
, and the Zoological Society of London.
In addition, I owe a special debt of gratitude, for their enduring support and encouragement, to my publisher Paraview, to my editor Patrick Huyghe, and to my agent, Mandy Little of Watson, Little Ltd.
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ANON. (1994). The beithir…folklore, cryptozoology…or what?
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ANON. (1994). More thoughts on beithirs and such.
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