61. Lizard Classifications - Families AND GREAVED lizards TEIIDAE This group of lizards consists of and Whitetegu - Tupinambisteguixin Tupinambis teguixin Golden tegu - Tupinambis nigropunctatus http://www.animalatlas.com/encyclo/reptiles/information/lizardclassfamilies.htm

Lizard Classifications - Families A natural classification system was devised by Carl Linnaeus in the late eighteenth century. The classification system is a way of arranging plants and animals into groups based on differences and similarities between them. These groups start out as one big group, the phylum , and then are broken down into smaller groups all the way down to the individual animal, or species . The first groups the phylum is broken into are classes . Lizards belong in a large class of animals called Reptilia . The class is then broken into several orders and the lizards belong to the order called Squamata . Snakes and amphibians also belong to this order. The majority of lizards then fall into the suborder called Lacertilia This is where we start with our table below. The suborders are broken into families . Most families are groups of varied lizards tied together by anatomical similarities. There are approximately 19 groups or families (a couple have sub-families under the family ) containing several genera or genus . Each genus contains one or more species , the species being the individual animal. Many, though not all, of the more common species are listed in the right hand column of this table.

62. Lizards 1 TIMOR MONITOR Varanus timorensis, AD, 150.00. 6 NICARAGUAN RAINBOW LIZARDCnemidophorus deppi 10.00. 3 FOURT0ED tegu Teius teyou, WC, 25.00. http://www.gherp.com/gherp/pages/lizardstock.htm

Lizards JUNE 2004 Captive Bred Panther Chameleons Furcifer pardalis , Blue Tree Monitor Varanus macraei Captive Bred Veiled Chameleons Chamaeleo calyptratus Glades Herp Homepage Numbers to the left of the decimal refer to the males. Numbers on the right of the decimal refer to females. When no decimal appears, the number indicated refers to unsexed specimens. CB = Captive Born AD = Adult WC = Wild Caught CR = Captive Raised JV = Juvenile IM = Imperfect *** Copy what you want to order and click here to order LIZARDS OCELLATED SAND SKINK Chalcides ocellatus , WC, 1 PREHENSILE-TAILED GIANT SKINK Corucia zebrata , WC, AD, 1 GREAT PLAINS SKINK Eumeces obsoletus , WC, SOUTHEASTERN FIVE-LINED SKINK Eumeces inexpectatus 1.0 BROAD-HEADED SKINK Eumeces laticeps , WC, AD, 10 SCHNEIDER'S SKINK Eumeces schneideri 3 PRAIRIE SKINK Eumeces septentrionalis , AD, 12 EGYPTIAN RAINBOW SKINK Mabuya quinquetaeniata 1 FIRE SKINK Riopa fernandi , AD, nice! 4 SANDFISH Scincus scincus 24 WEDGE-SNOUTED SKINK Sphenops sepoides 2 INDONESIAN BLUE-TONGUE SKINK Tiliqua gigas , WC, 6 GIANT LEGLESS LIZARD "SHELTOPUSIK"

63. LEAPING LIZARD (tegu large voracious predator lizard from South America). Common Names Blackand White tegu, Gold tegu, and Red tegu. Scientific Name Tupinambis Tegiuxin. http://www.wvc.net/~cyberzoo/animals/lizards.html

"Tegus........The Bigger Lizards of the New World" by:The Nikster (Tegu- large voracious predator lizard from South America) Common Names: Black and White Tegu, Gold Tegu, and Red Tegu Scientific Name: Tupinambis Tegiuxin Class: Reptile Species: Teguixin Family: Tejidae Genus: Tupinambis Distribution: North and Central South America Natural Habitat: Thin forests with heavy underbrush. Size: Total length: 48 inches; Head - torso length: 20 inches. Males tend to be larger than females. Temperament: Some are very aggressvie and will bite, others can be tamed as they grow. Husbandary: Recomened minimun 55 gallon aquarium for an adult male and two females. Shredded pine bedding is an excellent substrate for the aquarium. (You should cover the bottom of the aquarium in a depth of 4-5 inches,giving the lizards room to burrow.) Put in a few rocks or ruff objects to rub against when shedding. Also you should provide a water dish big enough for the lizards to lay in. Tegus love water. Characteristics: Tegus, like humans, are active during the day and rest at night. They are ground dwelling lizards that live in the ground or under fallen trees. They love to swim and to dig. Tegus have a cleff tounge and a Jacobson's organ in thier mouth like many snakes. Feeding: Little ones should be feed a variety of insects. Older ones should be feed mice and other small rodents. All lizards love eggs well done. There is also a high quality brand of canned dog food. This is a good supplement.

64. Lizards @ Www.Sweden.org Ron St.Pierre Captive Bred Reptiles Specializing in lizards, tegus andmonitors. Originator of the blue tegu and the albino blue tegu. http://www.sweden.org/Shopping/Pets/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Breeders_and_Dealers

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65. International Symposium On Animal Physiology - Abstracts The tegu lizard is known for estivating the year for months during the dry ratewhich turn less sensitive to temperature change compared to active lizards. http://www-physiologie.biologie.hu-berlin.de/sympos/phys1998/abstra01.htm

H O accumulation and elevated temperatures cause oxidative stress in Antarctic coastal environments. Abele, Doris Alfred-Wegener Institute, 27568 Bremerhaven. Due to the large solar zenith angle and the screening effect of the ozone layer, UV surface radiation over Antarctica ranges low during most of the year. This changes dramatically with the onset of the southern spring ozone depletion (1), when the Antarctic ozone layer can diminish by two third and UV-B surface irradiance can reach levels comparable to a May situation in Germany (Abele, D., G.A. Ferreyra, I. Schloss, submitted). The extent to which this process affects organisms in coastal environments receives some concern. Less is know about indirect UV effects, i. e. an increased atmosphere to ocean wet and dry flux of reactive oxygen species. Especially wet deposition of snow results in considerable accumulation of H O We studied oxidative stress and antioxidant protection in the Antarctic intertidal limpet Nacella concinna , as an effect of temperature increments and H O exposure under controlled laboratory conditions. Elevated temperatures resulted in lipofuscin and neutral lipid accumulation, as well as lysosomal membrane destabilization in digestive gland cells. Activities of antioxidant enzymes superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase, measured at the respective experimental temperature, increased in gills and digestive gland tissues. Unexpectedly, intracellular pH rose with rising temperature. H

66. UK Exotic Pets, Plants, Equipment And Supplies - Large Lizards Result pages 1, 2, A selection of larger lizards including bosc monitors,nile monitors, tegu and other large lizards. The larger http://www.easyexotics.co.uk/store/customer/home.php?cat=304

67. Reptile Discussion Forum Subject lizards Topic red tegu lizards. banded gecko. Breeding Pair Basilisksfor s. concerns. green anoles. experienced keepers advice f. tegu. Green Agama. http://www.petreptiles.com/forum/index.php3?topic=1247

68. BIOSIS | Resource Guide | Reptilia to the lizards of Borneo site includes species accounts, checklist and cited literatureHorned Lizard Conservation Society Housing a tegu Lizard tegu care http://www.biosis.org/zrdocs/zoolinfo/GRP_REPT.HTM

Pull Down for Destinations BIOSIS Previews Zoological Record MethodsFinder Index to Organism Names Internet Resource Guide for Zoology User Support Search Sitemap Index Help with this Site Resource Guide Introduction About the Resource Guide Awards Latest Additions ... Search Reptilia Pull Down for More Options General Amphisbaenians Crocodilians Dinosaurs Lizards etc Snakes Turtles, tortoises etc General Amphibia-Reptilia published quarterly by the Societas Europaea Herpetologica Amphibian and Reptile Conservation IKIP Animal Diversity Web University of Michigan Museum of Zoology Associazione Padovana Acquariologica ed Erpetologica (APAE) Bibliography of Monitor Lizards Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Network (CARCNET) description of Canadian amphibians, with discussion about their declining numbers. Also includes a guide to types of amphibian and their geographic dispersal in Canada Switzerland CAUZ Members with an Interest in Reptiles list arranged by taxonomic interest groupings Australian Biological Resources Study Checklist of Mississippi Reptiles Checklist of the Reptiles and Amphibians of Switzerland Natural History Museum Berne Collection of Batrachology and Herpetology of the Spanish Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC) describes the museum's collection (taken from

69. Cyclura.com - Tegus When, in fact, they are much more closely related to skinks or lacertas lizards.One distinct difference between a monitor and a tegu is the ability a tegu has http://www.cyclura.com/article/articleview/99/1/20/

Home About Cyclura.com Contact Us Site Map Informational News Articles 50 Lizards References ... Links Interactive Photo Gallery Live Cams Sightings Puzzles ... Guestbook Lizard Shops Store Books Critter Corner Gifts, Art ... Specialty Items Conservation Sites ISG TSA UI TCA ... ICFFCI Mailing List Format: Text HTML Cyclura.com n : Tegu is a Portuguese word, correctly spelled Teju, which means lizard. - © 1995 Zane Publishing, Inc. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary © 1994 by Merriam-Webster, Incorporated The family Tupinambis are large South American teiid lizards. Many people associate Tegus with monitors because of their size (which can be up to 4 feet in length), pointy nose, fork tongue and aggressiveness when consuming their food. When, in fact, they are much more closely related to skinks or lacertas lizards. One distinct difference between a monitor and a tegu is the ability a tegu has to regenerate a broken or damaged tail. Tegus originate from Argentina and Columbia. The difference between the two species groups include scale and temperament differences. The Argentine tegu has two loreal scales on the front of the snout, where the Colombian tegu only has one; the Argentine tegu seems to be calmer and more easily tamed that those from Columbia. The species is called out by color definitions: Tupinamis duseni T. nigropunctatus

70. Herp Index - Lizard Care by Shannon Nelson Spiny lizards by Melissa Kaplan Standings Day Gecko - by PhelsumaPhanatics Thick-fingered Gecko - by Gregory J. Watkins-Colwel tegu Care http://www.herpindex.com/lcare.html

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71. AMAZONIA LIZARDS Golden tegu, Tupinambis teguixin, Common monkey lizard, Polychrus marmoratus.Crocodile tegu, Crocodilurus amazonicus, Forest whiptail, Kentropyx pelviceps. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/smallan/Amazon/alizard.htm

LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS LIZARDS Lots of lizards were seen over the course of the two weeks that Margarita tours led groups to the area. Here are photos of just a few: Family Gekkonidae (geckos) bridled forest gecko turnip-tailed gecko Collared forest gecko Tropical house gecko Gonatodes humeralis Thecadactylus rapicaudus Gonatodes concinnatus Hemidactylus maboula Family Gymnophthalmidae (ground lizards) black-striped forest lizard common stream lizard white-striped eye lizard Cercosaura ocellata Neusticurus ecpleopus Prionodactylus oshaughnessyi Family Polychrotidae (anoles and allies) Amazon green anole common forest anole banded tree anole Amazon bark anole Anolis punctatus Anolis trachyderma Anolis transversalis Anolis ortonii Family Telidae (tegus and whiptails) Amazon whiptail northern caiman lizard Ameiva ameiva Dracaena guianensis Family Tropiuridae (leaf lizards and tree runners) western leaf lizard collared tree runner Stenocercus fimbriatus Plica plica Family Scincidae (skinks) Miscellaneous back-spotted skink Lizards, just out of the bag

72. Lizard Pictures The closest thing we have to a monitor in the western hemisphere is the tegu ofSouth America. This is one of the breeder lizards at Agama International. http://www.reptilereview.com/lizards.htm

Lizard Pictures document.write(""); Five Lined Skink This is a male Five Lined Skink. You can also tell its spring time because his head is red. This photograph was taken in LA (that's Lower Alabama). document.write(""); Five lined Skink This is a female Five lined Skink near Wetumpka Alabama. document.write(""); Five Lined Skink This one is a hatchling. They loose that blue tail as they mature. The picture was taken near Camden Alabama. document.write(""); Beaded Lizard This is the Beaded Lizard from Montgomery Zoo. This is of course one of 2 venomous lizards in the world. They are native to western Mexico. document.write(""); Black and White Tegu The closest thing we have to a monitor in the western hemisphere is the Tegu of South America. This is one of the breeder lizards at Agama International. document.write(""); Caimen Lizards Another very cool lizard from the zoo in Nashville. What I think is so cool about these is they eat large Apple Snails. To do this they have very flat teeth that are molar-like to crush the snails. document.write("");

73. Sauri Care tegu! tegu (Tupinambis). tegu (Tupinambis). Whitethroated Monitor Page. OTHERlizards. Alligator lizards (Gerrhonotus). Glass/Legless lizards (Ophisaurus). http://www.kingsnake.com/reptilia-italia/My_HomePage_file/sauricare.htm

SAURI LIZARDS anoles- anoli green-brown anolis a complete guide to keeping green and brown anoles green anoles basilisk- basilischi basilisks geckos-gechi Gecko-island African fat-tailed gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicinctus) Leaf-tailed Gecko (Saltuarius cornutus) ... White Lined Gecko (Gecko vittatus) IGUANAS-IGUANE Melissa Kaplan's Giant Green Iguana Information Collection The Complete Guide to Keeping Giant Green Iguanas in Captivity The Iggy Lovers Community Page! ... Yamanouchi Iguana Laboratory ENG/JAP OTHER IGUANIDS-ALTRI IGUANIDI Chuckwallas and Desert Iguanas Collared Lizard (Crotaphytus) Collared lizards Cyclura.com BEARDED DRAGONS- POGONE Caring for an Australian Bearded Dragon Karnivor's herp pages BD PAGES! Bearded Dragons and More ... BD CAM OTHER AGAMIDS-ALTRI AGAMIDI Tricia's Water Dragon Page Chinese Water Dragons, Physignathus cocincinus Physignathus lesueurii ... Uromastyx CHAMELEONS-CAMALEONTI (ITA) CCIC Chameleon care and information centre (very good) Chameleons Information Network (chamaeleonidae) Chameleon Crazy Jackson's Chameleon (Chamaeleo jacksoni) Jackson's Chameleons ... Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) SKINKS-SCINCHI Berber Skink Schneider (berber) Skink (Eumeces schneideri) Blue-tongue Skink (Tiliqua) Blue-Tongued Skink Web Page ... Soloman Island Skink (Corucia zebrata) MONITORS-VARANI-TEGU Monitors: A Species Overview for the Beginner Monitor page Mike's monitor Nile Monitor (Varanus niloticus) Care Sheet Savannah Monitor (Varanus exanthematicus) ... TEGU!

74. FaunaClassifieds Forums Archive - Other Lizards Translate this page for sale or trade ? 01-18-2004 0713 PM - 0 replies ? Eastern Glass lizards? 01-05-2004 0242 AM - 0 replies ? 1.0 Chilean Dwarf tegu - Super cheap! http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/forumdisplay/f-53.html

FaunaClassifieds Forums Archive Reptiles and Amphibians Classifieds and Business Section Lizards - For Sale/Wanteds Other Lizards - Showing threads to of available Amazing price on collared lizards! $7.00 ea!! 07:44 AM - replies 4 little anoles and cage 11:30 PM - replies assorted reptiles for sale 03:45 AM - replies knight anoles 06:25 AM - replies MALE BASILISK For Sale/Trade 03:17 PM - replies Baby Frilled Dragons 06:24 AM - replies CB Juvenile Frilled Dragon 03:51 PM - replies Red Eye Bush Skink 10:23 PM - replies Very Nice Adult Eastern Collards 12:05 AM - 4 replies 3.7 WC Collard Lizards, $17.00 each 12:34 AM - replies 1.1 young brown basilisks 10:13 PM - replies Eastern glass lizards 11:38 PM - replies 1.0 Emerald Swift **Must Go** 01:59 PM - replies Wanted Gila Monster 12:18 AM - replies Eastern Collards 4 Sale 12:41 AM - 1 reply SALE on U.S. Captive Bred Plumed Basilisksjuvies $55ea 12:28 AM - replies large lizard cage for sale/trade 07:42 PM - replies horny toad lizard for sale 12:17 AM - replies Mexican Arboreal Alligator Lizards (Abronia graminea) ****WANTED!!!****

75. PERIODICAL INDEX - ANGUIDAE, LACERTIDAE, TEIIDAE, XANTUSIDAE Argentine Black and White tegu Keeping and Breeding, V, 73, BertLangerwerf. Xantusidae, Night lizards, The ~, RH, 29, Jerry G Walls. http://www.nafcon.dircon.co.uk/index_mag_lizards.html

Last updated 14 May 2004: sorted entries by species name. Periodical Index - Anguids, Lacertids, Teiids and Xantusids A guide to anguid-, lacertid-, teiid- and xantusid lizard articles appearing in herpetogical periodicals over the past few years Key IR = International Reptilian European magazine, published in UK. It may alternatively be known as the Reptilian , but we have kept the IR abbreviation to distinguish it from Reptilia and Reptiles R = Reptilia European magazine, published in Spain PR = Pet Reptile European magazine, published in UK. Slightly more "entry level" but contains some good articles RH = Reptile Hobbyist US magazine published by TFH Now sadly defunct, although back copies may be available at herp exhibitions, etc V = Vivarium Magazine associated with Advanced Herpetological Library and Philippe de Vosjoli Species Magazine Issue Author Algyroides fitzingeri , Fitzinger's Algyroides Herpetofauna of Sardinia R Emanuele Cimatti Algyroides nigropunctatus , Dalmatian Algyroides An introduction to Reptiles and Amphibians of the Greek Islands IR David Buttle Algyroides moreoticus Greek Algyroides An introduction to Reptiles and Amphibians of the Greek Islands IR David Buttle Anguis cephallonicus , Ionian Slow-worm An introduction to Reptiles and Amphibians of the Greek Islands IR David Buttle Anguis fragilis , Slow-worm Legless Lizards PR Fred Holmes An introduction to Reptiles and Amphibians of the Greek Islands IR David Buttle Callopistes maculatus , Dwarf Tegu Allen R Both Ceron's Glass Lizard Thoughts on a few Ophisaurs

76. PETCO.com - Animal Care Sheets Nile Monitor • Panther Chameleon • Pink Bellied Swift • Rudi s Chameleon• Savannah Monitor • Schneider s Skink • tegu Lizard • Tokay Gecko http://www.petco.com/caresheets_home.asp?cmLink_ID=hptt0001

77. Black Tegu Lizard Black tegu Lizard. BLACK tegu LIZARD, Tupinambis teguixin. Order Sauria.Family Teiidae (2 Tupinambis species). Also Known As Common tegu. http://www.honoluluzoo.org/black_tegu_lizard.htm

Black Tegu Lizard BLACK TEGU LIZARD Tupinambis teguixin Order Sauria Family Teiidae Tupinambis species) Also Known As : Common tegu Description : To 4-1/2 feet, average 3 feet. Pointed head. Long, forked, protrusible tongue. Small, granular dorsal scales. Ventral scales larger, in 22 to 27 longitudinal rows. Long, cylindrical tail which may be broken off and regenerated. Glossy black with 9 to 10 groups of whitish-yellow or gold spots arranged in crossbands. Tail is marked with alternating bands of black and white in the young that fade with age. Old males and fattened specimens tend to develop heavy jowls. Long tongue is red. Distribution : Eastern and central South America. Ground dwellers, mainly in forest clearings. Dig their own burrows. Are agile climbers and swimmers. Breeding : Details unknown. Nesting : 4 to 8 eggs, approximately 2 inches long, are laid in termite mounds and cemented in by the termites. Hatchlings are 6 to 8 inches long, and break open the mound upon hatching. Diet : Small vertebrates, large arthropods; occasionally eggs, sweet fruit, plants (especially blossoms). References The Completely Illustrated Atlas of Reptiles and Amphibians for the Terrarium . Fritz Jurgen Obst, Dr. Klaus Richter, and Dr. Udo Jacob. Translated by U.E. Friese. Neptune City, New Jersey: T.F.H. Publications, Inc., 1988.

78. Green Basilisk Green Basilisk. BLACK tegu LIZARD, Tupinambis teguixin Order SauriaFamily Teiidae (2 Tupinambis species) Also Known As Common tegu. http://www.honoluluzoo.org/green_basilisk.htm

Green Basilisk BLACK TEGU LIZARD Tupinambis teguixin Order Sauria Family Teiidae Tupinambis species) Also Known As : Common tegu Description : To 4-1/2 feet, average 3 feet. Pointed head. Long, forked, protrusible tongue. Small, granular dorsal scales. Ventral scales larger, in 22 to 27 longitudinal rows. Long, cylindrical tail which may be broken off and regenerated. Glossy black with 9 to 10 groups of whitish-yellow or gold spots arranged in crossbands. Tail is marked with alternating bands of black and white in the young that fade with age. Old males and fattened specimens tend to develop heavy jowls. Long tongue is red. Distribution : Eastern and central South America. Ground dwellers, mainly in forest clearings. Dig their own burrows. Are agile climbers and swimmers. Breeding : Details unknown. Nesting : 4 to 8 eggs, approximately 2 inches long, are laid in termite mounds and cemented in by the termites. Hatchlings are 6 to 8 inches long, and break open the mound upon hatching. Diet : Small vertebrates, large arthropods; occasionally eggs, sweet fruit, plants (especially blossoms). References The Completely Illustrated Atlas of Reptiles and Amphibians for the Terrarium . Fritz Jurgen Obst, Dr. Klaus Richter, and Dr. Udo Jacob. Translated by U.E. Friese. Neptune City, New Jersey: T.F.H. Publications, Inc., 1988.

79. Reptile Sitemap Asa Wright Nature Centre. collared tree lizard. tegu lizard. Tobago (photo galleries).around Tobago. geckos, Mediterranean, see Mediterranean gecko. gold tegu lizard, http://www.richard-seaman.com/Reptiles/SiteMap.html

Reptile web site map quick index reptiles listed by country Australia Belize Costa Rica ... turtles reptiles listed by country Australia Boyd's Forest Dragon ( wallpaper Belize and Guatemala Belize and Guatemala photo galleries Costa Rica lizards blue-eyed anole ( wallpaper cloud forest anole ( wallpaper snakes eyelash viper ( wallpaper green vine snake ( wallpaper Fiji skink ( wallpaper Guatemala Belize and Guatemala photo galleries Japan banded sea snake ( wallpaper Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad ( photo galleries Asa Wright Nature Centre collared tree lizard tegu lizard Tobago ( photo galleries around Tobago Buccoo Beach USA ( photo galleries lizards Lizards of Nevada's Valley of Fire desert horned lizard ( wallpaper long-nosed leopard lizard ( wallpaper Mediterranean gecko ( wallpaper northern desert iguana ( wallpaper snakes DeKay's snake ( wallpaper Western diamondback rattlesnake ( wallpaper turtles Blandings turtle ( wallpaper Florida soft-shelled turtle ( wallpaper green turtle ( wallpaper midland painted turtle ( wallpaper snapping turtle ( wallpaper reptiles listed by name lizard photo list ( wallpaper anoles blue-eyed see blue-eyed anole cloud forest see cloud forest anole Anolis tropidolepis see cloud forest anole Anolis woodi see blue-eyed anole Basiliscus basiliscus see common basilisk Basiliscus vittatus see striped basilisk basilisk lizards brown see common basilisk common see common basilisk striped see striped basilisk blue-eyed anole wallpaper Boyd's forest dragon wallpaper chuckwalla

80. Animal Facts: Tegu Lizard tegu Lizard (Tupinambis teguixin nigropunctatus), Classification Male Male,Female Female, Young Hatchling, Group Range South America east of the Andes, http://www.indyzoo.com/education/anim_facts_detail.asp?id=533

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