61. Herpetology in a regular column herpetology Year in the CHS Bulletin. The purpose of research being conducted by professional herpetologists. Click on a headline http://www.chicagoherp.org/herpetol/more.htm

Chicago Herpetological Society Herpetology Literature The following headlines are links to abstracted summaries of herpetological literature published in scientific journals. These abstracts were published in a regular column "Herpetology Year" in the CHS Bulletin. The purpose of that column is to provide CHS members with a survey of some of the kinds of research being conducted by professional herpetologists. Click on a headline link to read more about the topic. March 2000 Feeding by Mandibular Raking An Argentine Lizard Community Sonoran Desert Anurans Three New Species of Minute Mexican Salamanders ... Reproduction in Two Mexican Horned Lizards February 2000 Anaconda Attacks On Humans Reclassification of Island Reptiles Salamander Threat Displays Turning Bias in Tadpoles ... Mating in Common Chameleons January 2000 Growth and Sexual Size Dimorphism Ozark Zigzag Salamander Aggression Ecological Morphology of Caribbean Anoles Status of ... Evolution of Herbivory in Lacertids Herpetology 1999 December 1999 Assessment of Disc Clipping Effects Anole Species Resurrected Responses of Lizards to Humans Coralsnake Taxonomy ... Rates of Embryonic Development November 1999 Sexing Neonate Little Whip Snakes Venomous South American Colubrids UV Effects on Amphibian Eggs and Larvae Blue-Tongued Skink Feeding Behavior ... Territoriality in an Australian Skink October 1999 Black Tree Monitor Feeding Behavior Green Frog Hibernation Timing of Barking Treefrog Choruses Age Structure in Wood Frog Populations ... Salamander Movements September 1999

62. South Asian Herpetology Please feel free to recommend web resources relevant to herpetology in South Asia, or information you feel should be hosted on this site. http://www.sbs.utexas.edu/hisasia/

Herpetology in South Asia A resource portal for the study and conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles in South Asia HISASIA discussion group Photo Gallery Who visits this site? This site has been visited times since December 2002 Authors: Samraat Pawar Firoz Ahmed Sayantan Biswas Although we try to verify the authenticity of the information hosted on this site, we cannot entirely vouch for its accuracy. We solicit your comments and suggestions that will improve the scope and quality of the material published here. Please feel free to recommend web resources relevant to herpetology in South Asia, or information you feel should be hosted on this site. We also encourage you to offer photos of regional amphibians and reptiles to display at this site. Please Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Last update Tuesday, 08 August 2006

63. Home Page Los Angeles and Bakersfield members. Sponsors an Ask the Vet feature where common veterinary questions can be emailed to individuals. http://www.swhs.org/

Home About SWHS Officers Junior Herpers ... Bud James Tribute The National Geographic Society and National Park Service will be conducting a 24 hour flora and fauna survey of the Santa Monica Mountains. So far three herp survey teams are being established. Dr. James Archie of Cal State Long Beach (lizards), Dr. Lee Kats of Pepperdine University(amphibians) and Gary Bustead of the National Park Service (checking pitfall traps) are the lead scientists. The team surveys will be 4 hours long and conducted in shifts and you are welcome to sign-up for as many as you can handle between noon Satudray through noon Sunday. If you're interested in volunteering for a survey, contact Hanna Strauss, Los Angeles Chapter VP at (818)990.1680 or h.strauss@sbcglobal.net. If you would like to help out at the SWHS Outreach table for the event, please contact John Holmes at (818)764-6124 or Mike Vensky at mvensky@qnet.com All are encouraged to participate. This is a huge event! Click here for the Event Page Al Robbins Chapter (Bakersfield) Scheduled Speakers Los Angeles Chapter Scheduled Speakers San Gabriel Valley Chapter Scheduled Speakers Join us at the September General Meeting for our annual Silent Auction.

64. Pacific Southwest Research Station Dr. Hartwell Welsh Research Ecologist/Herpetologist (Lead Scientist); Karen Pope - Aquatic Amy Lind - Research Wildlife Biologist/Herpetologist http://www.fs.fed.us/psw/topics/wildlife/herp/

@import url(/psw/local-resources/styles/screen.css); [Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Pacific Southwest Research Station Search www.fs.fed.us Pacific Southwest Research Station About Us Contact Us Employment ... Experimental Forests Pacific Southwest Research Station 800 Buchanan Street West Annex Building Albany, CA 94710-0011 Research Topics ^Main Topic Herpetology Bird Monitoring Carnivore Survey Research Objectives: Single species ecology and community structure of forest and riparian-associated herpetofauna in redwood and Douglas-fir/hardwood forests. Investigations of the application of reptiles and amphibians as indicators for monitoring the status of ecosystems. Investigations of the possible mechanisms contributing to declines in amphibians. Projects: Mill Creek : Distributions of Zero-order and Headwater Amphibian Assemblages Relative to the Landscape Mosaic at Mill Creek, Del Norte, California

65. Other Herpetological Collection Catalogs Other Herpetological Collection Catalogs banner. Collection Catalogs; Bernice Bishop Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian Reptile and Amphibian Checklist http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/collections/otherherp.html

Collection Catalogs Bernice Bishop Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian Reptile and Amphibian Checklist Database California Academy of Sciences Herpetology Combined Museum Collections Database (data from fifteen museums around the world) Herpetology Collection Catalog African Frogs Field Museum of Natural History Division of Amphibians and Reptiles ... University of Georgia Museum of Natural History, Amphibian and Reptile Collections Other Resources Bibliography of Crocodilian Biology Crocodilian Species List EMBL Reptile Database (of living reptiles) An Interactive Guide to Massachusetts Snakes Milwaukee Public Museum Wisconsin Herpetology Homepage Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center, Jamestown, North Dakota ... Other resources If you find that we have missed a site, or if a link is broken, please inform our webmaster Links tested and updated August, 2005.

66. South Coast Herpetological Society (NSW) South Coast Herpetological Society(NSW. Australia) http://sthcoastherpsociety.bizland.com/

*Visitors to this site since March 2001.................. *Guestbook placed on site June 2001.............*Site best viewed at 800 x 600 Now incorporated with the Australian Herpetological Society. Please Sign Guestbook Here Please send all questions and enquiries to Wato, the email link is at the very bottom of this page. The Guestbook is for comments about the website, thank you. View Guestbook The society has changed names and this website is no longer active, please go to: www.illawarrareptilesociety.com.au Our new mailing address is PO Box 183 Albion Park NSW 2527 Photo Competition Take a look at our society news page for information about some signed Herpetological collectors items. Don't miss out! Our group is now a well established and still growing Society of Reptile keepers and breeders, we are made up of a wide cross-section of ages and family groups which helps to give our gatherings a very friendly atmosphere, and we cater to all herpers from beginners to keepers with years of experience. If you have an interest in snakes, dragons, monitors, skinks, geckos, turtles or frogs then you will find people in our group to exchange information and ideas with, and make some new friends too!

67. Adult Classes - National Zoo| FONZ Classes, workshops and certificate course for adults. Brought to you by the National Zoo FONZ. http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Education/Classes/Adult/

Visit Hours Getting to the Zoo Zoo Map ... Adult Classes Adult Classes Children's Classes Adult Classes Summer Safari Day Camp Overnight Camp Related Resources Young Professionals Events Conservation Central Homework Helper About registration: Please be sure to read all registration instructions carefully and fill in all of the required fields. Sea Turtles: Swimming for Survival This class fulfills the conservation or ecology requirement of the Wildlife Studies Certificate Program. Sea turtles are some of the most ancient creatures on Earth, having existed for more than 150 million years; but despite their longevity, they are now threatened like never before. Join Friends of the National Zoo Naturalist Debbi Hanibal in this three-session class as she discusses the natural history, behavior, and biology of these incredible creatures, threats to their survival, and conservation efforts to protect them. Dates: Thursdays, March 13, 20, and 27

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