Australia
Crocodilian
Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists
Publication Identification
| Field | Information |
| Country | Australia |
| Publisher | Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists (VAAH) |
| Publisher address | Pending research update |
| Magazine title | Crocodilian: Journal of the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists |
| Publication status | Presumed discontinued; no verified current publication activity |
| Publication run | Documented from at least 2000 through November 2007; first and final publication dates unverified |
| Editor | Seona Adams |
| Printer | Pending research update |
| ISSN | Pending research update |
| Language | English |
| Publication type | Herpetological association journal covering reptiles, amphibians, captive keeping, field observations and taxonomy |
| Publication frequency | Pending research update |


Preservation Significance
These issues document a small Australian herpetological association publication that circulated in limited numbers yet became part of the scientific and taxonomic literature. That combination of association publishing, limited circulation and later scientific citation makes Crocodilian particularly relevant to a preservation collection.
For the website, the physical-cover evidence should remain distinct from later research. The covers directly establish Volume 4, Issues 1 and 2, their dates, association title and $7.95 RRP. Article titles, page ranges, earlier and later issue evidence, and circulation context come from external bibliographic research.
The mastheads add another preservation layer by identifying the people and association structure behind the publication. They document Seona Adams as Magazine Editor, Mick Pugh as President, Kelly Dougall as Secretary, Bernie Martin as Treasurer, and Paul Tamis, Paul Hulett, and Ian Dougall as members of the Executive Committee. The mastheads also preserve the Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists website and meeting information, showing Crocodilian as a working association publication rather than an anonymous commercial magazine.

