41. New Page 1 Supports the discussion of reptiles and amphibians in Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. http://www.bio.utexas.edu/grad/sp/MI2/

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42. Amphibians And Reptiles Of North Carolina - Davidson Herpetology Laboratory Guide to the herpetofauna of North Carolina which includes photographs, descriptions and frog calls. http://www.herpsofnc.org/

Amphibians and Reptiles of North Carolina BOOKS Snakes of North Carolina Frogs and Toads of North Carolina Snakes of the Southeast ONLINE Snake ID System ... Herpetology Lab HomePage A mphibians and reptiles are important, but often overlooked, components of many southeastern ecosystems. Recently, many amphibian and reptile populations have experienced drastic declines, thus increasing the need for studies of their biology and conservation. Many amphibians and reptiles may be especially susceptible to environmental degradation, thus making them potentially important indicators of overall environmental health. The purpose of this web site is to foster an appreciation of amphibians and reptiles and to provide information regarding their biology and conservation, focusing on those species occuring in North Carolina. On this web site, you will find information on every species of amphibian and reptile found in North Carolina, information on conservation efforts in North Carolina, and an interesting section on amphibian and reptile facts and myths. Finally, you will also find an extensive website describing the outreach efforts of the Davidson College Herpetology Lab. This web site was orginially developed as a class project by students in the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Class at

43. Herpetology The curated collections in the Division of herpetology number in excess of 20000 specimens. Most depth in coverage is for the Chihuahuan Desert region of http://www3.utep.edu/LEB/collect/herp/herpdata.htm

Herpetology Collection Herpetological holdings at UTEP that may be of interest to investigators not familiar with the collection include: More than 1100 dry skeletal preparations, mostly of Southwestern taxa A collection of herptiles, primarily lizards and amphibians from the state of Arizona, collected mostly in the 1970's and donated to UTEP by C. J. May A small collection of herptiles from the Malaysian peninsula made by R. D. Worthington in 1987 Portions of the extensive Mexican and Southwestern U. S. collections of R. W. Axtell, represented primarily by amphibians and some groups of lizards. The present curators of the Division of Herpetology are Robert G. Webb (emeritus) and Associate Curator Carl S. Lieb . Specimens are available for loan on an inter-instituitional basis; inquiries may be directed to either of the curatorial staff (915-747-6985; FAX: 915-747-5808; E-mail: clieb@utep.edu The division supports a checklist of amphibians and reptiles of the El Paso-Juarez Border Region. Last Update: 22 Sep 2004

44. Afriherp.org :: African Herpetology Home Welcome to Afriherp.org The African herpetology Website. Afriherp.org is dedicated to the amphibians and reptiles of Africa and its islands and to the http://www.afriherp.org/

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45. Wildherps.com - Herpetology References Species information is digestible to the nonexpert but also full of details of interest to the professional herpetologist. I used this book to try to http://www.wildherps.com/references.html

References This is a partial list of the reference materials that I've used to identify wild herps or just learn more about them. It's not a particularly well-balanced or representative list, as it is heavily biased towards parts of the world that I have personally visited. The Chameleons of Madagascar (DVD) by Ardith Abate and Edward Abate (Producers) BeLLA NaTura Productions, San Diego, CA, 2004 An 80 minute documentary that's nearly all footage of wild chameleons in Madagascar. There's also a little material on chameleons from outside of Madagascar, and some material on other Madagascar wildlife and wild lands. The information is richer than you'd find in more general nature documentaries. More than two dozen species are covered, some briefly and others in considerable detail. Includes beautiful footage of some species that it's hard to even find photographs of elsewhere. Anyone interested in the herps of this amazing land should love this film. For information on purchasing it, send email to chamnet1@san.rr.com

46. SNOMNH Herpetology Main Page The herpetology collection currently contains about 40000 catalogued specimens of amphibians and reptiles. A large proportion of the collection is composed http://www.snomnh.ou.edu/collections-research/herpetology.htm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [4]',awmMenuName='general1207',awmBN='DW';awmAltUrl=''; Collections Division Herpetology The collection is housed in a modern state-of-the-art facility, which opened in 2000. Temperature, humidity, and light are closely controlled and pest management protocols are closely followed. Current growth of the collection is directed toward acquisition of specimens from South America, from re-surveys of selected areas in Oklahoma, and from research programs carried out by curators and graduate students. Resources Database of Reptiles Database of Amphibians Homepage Dr. Laurie Vitt (Reptiles) ... Sampling Request Personnel Dr. Janalee P. Caldwell, Curator (Amphibians) Dr. Laurie J. Vitt, Curator (Reptiles) Dr. Charles C. Carpenter, Curator Emeritus Tim Colston, Graduate Student Gabriel Correa Costa, Graduate Student April K. Fink, Graduate Student Randy L. Lewis, Graduate Student Donald B. Shepard, Graduate Student Research Associates Dr. Teresa C. Avila-Pires, Affiliated Research Associate

47. KHS: Kansas Herpetological Society Kansas Herpetological Society Newsletter (1974 to 2001) Number 111, March 1998, pp 118; (392 kb, pdf) Journal of Kansas herpetology (2002 to date) http://www.cnah.org/khs/KHSbackIssues.html

Kansas Herpetological Society Newsletter (1974 to 2001) Number 111, March 1998 , pp 1-18; (392 kb, pdf) Number 112, June 1998 , pp 1-18; (160 kb, pdf) Number 113, September 1998 , pp 1-16; (212 kb, pdf) Number 114, December 1998 , pp 1-18; (416 kb, pdf) Number 123, March 2001 , pp 1-16; (300 kb, pdf) Number 125, September 2001 , pp 1-16; (520 kb, pdf) Number 126, December 2001 , pp 1-16; (600 kb, pdf) Journal of Kansas Herpetology (2002 to date) Number 1, March 2002 , pp 1-18; (444 kb, pdf) Number 2, June 2002 , pp 1-20; (3.7 mgb, pdf) Number 3, September 2002 , pp 1-16; (636 kb, pdf) Number 4, December 2002 , pp 1-20; (676 kb, pdf) Number 5, March 2003 , pp 1-20; (1.2 mgb, pdf) Number 6, June 2003 , pp 1-24; (1.3 mgb, pdf) Number 7, September 2003 , pp 1-20; (888 kb, pdf) Number 8, December 2003 , pp 1-24; (944 kb, pdf) Number 9, March 2004 , pp 1-12; (964 kb, pdf) Number 10, June 2004 , pp 1-16; (860 kb, pdf) Number 11, September 2004 , pp 1-24; (848 kb, pdf) Number 12, December 2004 , pp 1-20; (1012 kb, pdf) Number 13, March 2005

48. Herpetology Webliography, Texas Tech University Libraries herpetology Webliography. The purpose of this guide is to provide a timely, . HERPMED (Medical herpetology) Medical information for owners of a wide http://library.ttu.edu/ul/subjects/sciences/biology/herpetology.php

@import url(http://library.ttu.edu/ul/ulspecific.css); @import url("/textSizer.css"); @import url("/smallFont.css"); @import url("/largeFont.css"); Skip to content University Library Subject Area Research Resources Sciences ... Biology Herpetology Webliography The purpose of this guide is to provide a timely, well designed, and quality resource to online herpetology information. This is not meant to be a comprehensive collection of electronic sites but an annotated selection of resources about Reptiles, Amphibians, and Dinosaurs useful to a broad range of educational institutions. TABLE OF CONTENTS Collections Government Resources Library Resources Listerv, Associations, Societies, etc. ... Miscellaneous Items Collections from Museums and other Places Australian National Botanic Garden A presentation of Australian frogs is made with some emphasis given to the "Corroboree" frog. A future link to frog calls is planned, but for now, they present information on the frogs of the garden and provide a link to the "Whole Frog Project". California Academy of Sciences This Gopher provides information on the Department's history, staff, and loan policies. Two search options are included: one to the local collection and one to remote museum databases.

49. Herpetology Collection The herpetology Collection contains over 46000 reptile and amphibian specimens and is particularly strong in the species of the southeastern United States. http://museum.nhm.uga.edu/htmldocs/collections/herpetology.htm

@import url(../../scripts/dscript106/menu.css); Herpetology Collection From Nature's chain whatever link you strike, Tenth or ten thousandth, breaks the chain alike. Alexander Pope The Herpetology Collection contains over 46,000 reptile and amphibian specimens and is particularly strong in the species of the southeastern United States. Organization of the collection began in 1940. The collection is the repository for specimens associated with published new county records. The collection contains excellent series of most southeastern species, including endangered, threatened, and rare species.

50. Herpetology At The University Of Texas At Austin ABSTRACT Because science currently tends toward reductionism, taxonoriented courses such as herpetology require a multidisciplinary, concept-oriented http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~varanus/herpetol.html

Herpetology at the University of Texas at Austin ABSTRACT: Because science currently tends toward reductionism, taxon-oriented courses such as herpetology require a multidisciplinary, concept-oriented perspective. Such an approach encourages integration of ideas reather than a focus on details. One must learn to ask and answer questions and to make mental connections rather than merely acquire facts. Few career opportunities exist for a "herpetologist," and undergraduates are better off acquiring a diversity of intellectual skills and tools. Nonetheless, organisms and their particulars continue to motivate and stimulate us. Eric Pianka David Hillis Michael Ryan David Cannatella John Wiens Despite the fact that our department contains a large number of researchers studying reptiles and amphibians (Pianka, Hillis, Ryan, Cannatella, Bull, Crews, and Dudley), none of us were hired as herpetologists. This reflects our department's strong bias toward conceptual rather than taxonomic specialties, and this bias influences the structure of the herpetology course we offer at the University of Texas. During the last few decades the excitement generated by advances in molecular biology has fostered a trend toward reductionism with the result that taxonomic-based courses became quite unfashionable and were dropped from many curricula. How do taxon-based courses such as herpetology survive in the face of such trends?

51. Online Etymology Dictionary herpetology Look up herpetology at Dictionary.com study of reptiles, 1824, from Fr. herpétologie, coined from Gk. herpeton reptile, lit. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=herpetology

52. Gecko Ranch - Supplies, Breeds, Herpetology For all your gecko needs, from food, care, education and related products. We breed our own geckos. http://www.geckoranch.com/

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53. GRADUATE STUDY IN HERPETOLOGY, Biology, ESU Students interested in pursuing a master s degree in biology with a thesis in herpetology are encouraged to consider work at Emporia State University. http://www.emporia.edu/biosci/herpetol.htm

EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDY IN HERPETOLOGY Students interested in pursuing a master's degree in biology with a thesis in herpetology are encouraged to consider work at Emporia State University. Emporia State University is located at the eastern edge of the Flint Hills in eastern Kansas. The Department of Biological Sciences has over 20 graduate students and 13 full-time faculty members. Emporia is a small town of 27,000 that is situated within easy driving distance to the Kansas cities of Topeka, Wichita, Lawrence, Manhattan, and Kansas City. FACULTY AND RESEARCH INTERESTS: Scott Crupper - the microbiology and genetic diversity of amphibians and reptiles David Edds - ecology of freshwater turtles in Kansas Michael Morales - amphibian and reptilian paleontology Greg Sievert - (adjunct) natural history and photography of amphibians and reptiles Lynnette Sievert - comparative physiology of amphibians and reptiles, especially dealing with thermoregulation and metabolism; also, behavior of amphibians and reptiles Brent Thomas - behavioral ecology of turtles WHY COME TO ESU?

54. Herpetology herpetology. the study of amphibians and reptiles Amphibians and Reptiles of Europe Florida Museum of Natural History/herpetology Reptile Genetics http://mrskingsbioweb.com/herpetology.htm

Home Feedback BioWeb Contents Search Herpetology the study of amphibians and reptiles Reptiles Kingdom: Animalia Subkingdom: Metazoa Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Reptilia Order: Squamata Amphibians and Reptiles of Europe Florida Museum of Natural History/Herpetology Reptile Genetics Australian Reptiles ... Limb Reduction (Lizard) Snake Color Patterns Department of Herpetology Lizard Pics Snakes of North America ... World Eco Tours The first dinosaur fossils were recognized in the nineteenth century Reptile Characteristics Circulatory System Nearly all reptiles have three-chambered hearts; the exceptions are crocodilians, which have four-chambered hearts. Respiration All reptiles breathe with lungs, and unlike amphibians, reptiles never pass through an embryonic stage involving gills. Skeletal Features All reptiles have backbones or spinal columns. Except for snakes, reptiles have paired limbs that typically end in five-clawed fingers or toes. Most reptiles have a pelvis that is associated with at least two spinal bones. Reproduction Most reptiles reproduce by laying eggs, although some give birth to live young that have hatched from eggs inside the mother's body. Most reptiles produce amniote eggs, which are able to survive outside of water. These eggs have complex membrane systems and protective shells that are permeable to oxygen and other gases.

55. Australian Herpetology Topsites List - Main Page - All Sites Welcome to Australian herpetology Topsites List, the topsites list for Australian herpetology Website. 1 Build your own reptile cage Stats http://rajohn1.itopsites.com/

Main Page Join Edit Member Info Lost Code ... Search Unique Hits In Unique Hits Out Unique Pageviews All Sites HERPS Welcome to Australian Herpetology Topsites List, the topsites list for Australian Herpetology Website Build your own reptile cage Stats 10 Easy steps to build the perfect reptile or snake enclosure. Category: HERPS Today Average Australian Herpetology Website Stats Australian Reptiles and Amphibians Category: HERPS Today Average Monkeybird Exotics Stats Eotic keepers forum Category: HERPS Today Average BeautySnakes Stats BeautySnakes, the site about beautiful snakes!! - BeautySnakes, die Seite über schöne Schlangen!! - BeautySnakes, de site over mooie slangen!! Category: HERPS Today Average Australian Bearded Dragons Stats Info about Australian Bearded Dragon species Category: HERPS Today Average PETCO (Affiliate Link) Stats Category: HERPS Today Average Earthsnakes Stats Earthsnakes, my Special Snakes. Category: HERPS Today Average Herpetological Shops Stats Jewellery - Clothing - Books - Posters - T Shirts - DVD'S Category: HERPS Today Average Animal Jewellery (Affiliate) Stats Animal Jewellery including Lizard,Snake and Frog Jewellery

56. Tewksbury Institute Of Herpetology - The Complete Chelonian Taxonomy The Complete Chelonian Taxonomy List. (Best viewed at 1024 X 768). Copyright © 2003 World Chelonian Trust. All rights reserved http://www.chelonia.org/Turtle_Taxonomy.htm

Return to World Chelonian Trust Main Page for more Turtle and Tortoise Information The Complete Chelonian Taxonomy List (Best viewed at 1024 X 768) The World Chelonian Trust wishes to extend its sincere thanks to Maurice Rodrigues for the use of the taxonomic information listed below. Taxonomic data - Compiled by Maurice Rodrigues Web edit - Darrell Senneke Web edit review - Chris Tabaka DVM Edits and updates will be made as often as possible. Please send such corrections and comments to Maurice Rodrigues We will maintain a web page of updates that are made and the reason / source for the changes at UPDATES Most Recent Update November 20, 2002 KEY The numbers in parenthes e s after the genus represent the number of species within th at genus. The number after the decimal represents the number of sub-species within that genus. Linked species names in the table below will take you to the Photo Galleries of the World Chelonian Trust web site where photographs of the respective genera, species, or subspecies can be found. The cells with the color background indicate the presence of one of the World Chelonian Trust Care Sheets for that species or genus which may be directly accessed by clicking on the "WCT Care Sheet" link in the colored cells.

57. Richard Butler's Oklahoma Herpetology Welcome to the unofficial Oklahoma herpetology website, a site dedicated to the conservation and education concerning reptiles and amphibians, http://www.okherp.com/

58. Herpetology Society Of UWSP herpetology Society of UWSP About Us News Projects Education Shows http://www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/herp/

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59. Towson University Herpetology This site was created by students in the herpetology class at Towson University. Site last updated 05/21/07. Acknowledgements Herb Harris Range Maps; http://wwwnew.towson.edu/herpetology/

Photo of the Month Home Reptiles of Maryland Amphibians of Maryland ... References This site was created by students in the herpetology class at Towson University. Site last updated: 05/21/07. Acknowledgements : Herb Harris - Range Maps; Towson University Herpetology Photos by Mark Tegges

60. Herpetology herpetology is the scientific study of reptiles and amphibians. Herpetoculture is the art and science of breeding snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises, http://www.krloucks.com/Herpetology.html

Herpetology is the scientific study of reptiles and amphibians. Herpetoculture is the art and science of breeding snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises, amphibians, and other herpetozoa in captivity. With more than 30 years experience, the following pages are just some of my herping examples. Field Herp Forum North American Field Herpers Association NAFHA Mid-Atlantic Chapter Map Florida ... Pictures Field Herping Pennsylvania Herping Pictures New Jersey ... Pictures

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