1. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439692.pdf" target="_blank">Description of a new species of the genus trimeresurus from thailand, related to trimeresurus stejnegeri schmidt, 1925</a><br>PATRICK DAVID*, GERNOT VOGEL , OLIVIER S.G. PAUWELS AND NICOLAS VIDAL<br><hr>2. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439693.pdf" target="_blank">Female reproduction in the rainbow water snake, enhydris enhydris (serpentes, colubridae, homalopsinae)</a><br>JOHN C. MURPHY, HAROLD K. VORIS*, BRYAN L. STUART AND STEVEN G. PLATT<br><hr>3. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439694.pdf" target="_blank">Leptochilus minor fee (polypodiaceae), a new record for thailand</a><br>THAWEESAKDI BOONKERD* AND ROSSARIN POLLAWATN<br><hr>4. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439695.pdf" target="_blank">New pupilloid land snails from thailand (pulmonata- pupillidae)</a><br>SOMSAK PANHA* AND JOHN B. BURCH <br><hr>5. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439696.pdf" target="_blank">New record of chitra chitra nutphand, 1986 in mae ping river, thailand</a><br>WACHIRA KITIMASAK* AND KUMTHORN THIRAKHUPT <br><hr>6. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439697.pdf" target="_blank">Oreichthys parvus smith, 1933 (teleostei- cyprinidae), an addition to the fish record from the peat swamp,</a><br>VEERA VILASRI <br><hr>7. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439698.pdf" target="_blank">Population of waterbirds in the breeding colony at khuan khi sian, thailand’s first ramsar site</a><br>WATCHARAPORN KAEWDEE*, KUMTHORN THIRAKHUPT AND SCHWANN TUNHIKORN <br><hr>8. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439699.pdf" target="_blank">Pteridophyte flora of huai yang waterfall national park,prachuap khiri khan province, thailand</a><br>YUTTAYA YUYEN AND THAWEESAKDI BOONKERD* <br><hr>9. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439700.pdf" target="_blank">Reptile and amphibian diversity in phang-nga province, southern thailand</a><br>OLIVIER S.G. PAUWELS*, ONG-ARJ LAOHAWAT , WIROT NAAKTAE, CHATE PUANGJIT, THEERA WISUTHAROM, CHUCHEEP CHIMSUNCHART AND PATRICK DAVID <br><hr>10. <a href="./Journals/Article/NHCU/10439701.pdf" target="_blank">The last possible troop of semi-wild rhesus macaque (macaca mulatta) in thailand</a><br>SUCHINDA MALAIVIJITNOND* AND PUTTIPONGSE VARAVUDHI<br><hr>