61. Reptiles Of Washington - Herpetology - Burke Museum Washington is home to 25 native species of reptiles, including 6 species of native turtles (2 freshwater turtles and 4 sea turtles), 7 species of lizards, http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/collections/herpetology/reptiles.php

Herpetology at the Burke Amphibians of Washington Reptiles of Washington Research ... Links Common Garter Snake. Photo by Marc Hayes Reptiles of Washington Washington is home to 25 native species of reptiles, including 6 species of native turtles (2 freshwater turtles and 4 sea turtles), 7 species of lizards, and 12 species of snakes. Besides the native reptiles, several species of freshwater turtles have been introduced to Washington. None of the native reptiles are found only in Washington. We invite you to explore the diversity of northwestern reptiles as shown below in our checklist. You can see pictures and learn more about many of these species by clicking on the links below. Photographs and information about more species will be added soon, so check back regularly! Order Testudines (Turtles) Family Chelydridae (snapping turtles) Emydidae (pond turtles) Cheloniidae (sea turtles) Dermochelyidae (leatherback turtle) Family Chelydridae (snapping turtles) Chelydra serpentina , snapping turtle (introduced) Family Emydidae (pond turtles) Chrysemys picta , painted turtle Clemmys marmorata , western pond turtle Family Cheloniidae (sea turtles) Caretta caretta , loggerhead turtle Chelonia mydas , green turtle Lepidochelys olivacea , pacific ridley Family Dermochelyidae (leatherback turtle) Dermochelys coriacea , leatherback turtle Order Squamata (lizards and snakes) Family Phrynosomatidae (spiny lizards) Scincidae (skinks) Anguidae (alligator lizards) Boidae (boas) Colubridae (common snakes) Viperidae (vipers and pit vipers)

62. Henry Piorun Reptiles-Canadian Reptile Breeder Henry Piorun reptiles Canadian Reptile Breeder, specializing in the Captive Breeding of Pythons, Boas and select Colubrids. http://www.a1pythons.com/

Welcome to Henry Piorun reptiles and our newly updated web site. I have just posted the BALL PYTHON pages. These are all the balls from last year and a few older animals that I'm selling off. This years breeding is going great and we have had many ovulations already. As of this writing it's late February so it should be a good year for the balls. It looks like this will be a very productive season here in general, we have lots of gravid boas and other pythons and I will be posting babies as they are born or hatch. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my customers, past, present and future! With out you I would not be able to do what I do. So I really do appreciate all of your business. To all future customers rest assured I treat everyone the way I would want to be treated when making a purchase. I'm always available to take calls or answer questions via email. I have been involved in the reptile hobby/business for almost 20 years now and I have an excellent reputation in the industry. When you buy from me you can be confident that you will receive a great animal and excellent customer service. Please try and keep your calls to me between the hours of 9:00AM to 6:00PM PST. Unless it's an absolute emergency or you want to buy a really expensive snake!( just kidding). But if you do call before or after those hours you will probably get the answering machine. Just leave a message and I will call you back ASAP. 604-820-9324. Or if I'm out driving around try my cell 604-833-3515.

63. Reptiles And Amphibians Of Coastal Southern California Illustrated guide to all native and introduced species by Robert N. Fisher, Ted J. Case and Chris Brown. http://www.werc.usgs.gov/fieldguide/

A Field Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians of Coastal Southern California by Robert N. Fisher and Ted J. Case with photos by Chris Brown Frogs and Toads Introduction Guide Format ... Snakes Other Sites of Interest Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative WERC Home Who We Are Where We Are ... Accessibility Comments to: webmaster@werc.usgs.gov URL: http://www.werc.usgs.gov/fieldguide/index.htm Last update: 07 March 2003

64. Reptiles reptiles are believed to have evolved from amphibians and have developed several adaptations for life out of water. http://biology.about.com/od/zoology/a/aa042705a.htm

zGCID=" test0" zGCID+=" test4" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Education Biology Zoology ... Reptiles Reptiles Biology Education Biology Essentials ... Submit to Digg Most Popular Anatomy of the Brain - Organs of the Body Biology Science Project Ideas Mitosis Quiz Online Dissections ... Frog Anatomy Reptiles From Regina Bailey Your Guide to Biology FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Reptiles have been around for a long time. They are believed to have evolved from amphibians and have developed several adaptations for life out of water. Reptiles range in size from the green anole (5 to 8 inches) to the crocodile (23 feet). Reptiles can also live in habitats ranging from swamps to deserts. This great diversity among reptiles is one of the reasons they have managed to survive. One major characteristic of reptiles is the presence of scales composed of a protein called keratin. These scales form a waterproof barrier of skin, which allows reptiles to exist away from water without the threat of dehydration. Another characteristic is the regulation of internal body temperature by the external absorption of heat. Thus, reptiles are ectothermic. Unlike endothermic creatures, which must use calories from food to regulate body temperature, reptiles don't require much food to maintain body temperature and survive. Reproductively, they can lay eggs on land due to the development of a protective shell around the egg. However, these eggs must be fertilized inside the female before the shell forms.

65. Coastal Reptiles........reptile Photography And Herping Adventures! Coastal reptiles The finest reptile photographs on the internet! Venomous snake pictures and field herping pictures. http://www.coastalreptiles.com/

var rightCollapseDefault='show'; var excludeModules='38'; Skip to content Skip to main navigation Skip to 1st column Skip to 2nd column ... Coastal Reptiles var CurrentFontSize=parseInt('3'); Home About Me Misc. Pictures Field Herping Tales ... Contact Me Coastal Reptiles........reptile photography and herping adventures! Spring time is here! Tuesday, 18 March 2008 01:32 administrator I was able to make a quick trip this past weekend down to the wilds of rural North Florida. The weather was great and so was the herping! I met up with my friends Bob and "Diamondback" Dave for a couple of days of tin flipping. Here are a couple of pics. Parked on the side of a dirt road at the first stop. Cottonmouths were under tin at many of the sites we visited. More to come as I finish editing the rest of the pictures............ The internet's best venomous snake pictures! Tuesday, 01 January 2008 05:35 administrator Welcome to Coastal Reptiles! This site is a showcase of finding reptiles and amphibians aka " Herps " in the wild and my photoblog accounts of these expeditions.....also known as "Field Herping". I will be adding new stories on a regular basis.Â

66. BrainPOP - Animated Educational Site For Kids - Science, Social Studies, English Discover which of the four main groups of reptiles lizards, crocodilians And find out which type of reptile is so cool it can change its color on cue! http://www.brainpop.com/science/diversityoflife/reptiles/

Reptiles Turtles, snakes, and lizards - oh, my! In this BrainPop movie, Tim and Moby will introduce you to the many members of the reptile family. You’ll see what body parts and behaviors the members of this distinct bunch have in common. Discover which of the four main groups of reptiles - lizards, crocodilians, snakes, and turtles - is represented with the largest number of species. And find out which type of reptile is so cool it can change its color on cue! Those reptiles sure do have their own funky style... show_flash("http://brainpop.speedera.net/www.brainpop.com/science/diversityoflife/reptiles/screenshot.swf",329,246,""); About BrainPOP BrainPOP en Espa±ol BrainPOP Jr. - K-3 Movies, Homework Help, Games for Kids ... Join our Affiliate Program Can't see the movies? Download the Flash Plug-in here. Still need help? Click here. BrainPOP offers educational animated movies for kids. This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. Please carefully review our User Agreement and our before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by our

67. South Carolina Reptiles And Amphibians Home Page 1 A photo collection of reptiles and amphibians found in South Carolina. http://www.snakesandfrogs.com/

Herp Images and Info What's New? ... South Carolina Mammals February 14, 2008 Gene Ott, Webmaster Site designed and maintained by: neoPERCEPTIONS

68. Savannah River Ecology Lab Herpetology Program - Reptiles And Amphibians Of Sout Data on research activities, images, sounds and species descriptions from this lab that is situated in South Carolina. http://www.uga.edu/srelherp/

Search SREL Herp site the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Herpetology Program Reptiles and Am phibians of South Carolina and Georgia Snakes Alligators Turtles Frogs and Toads ... Salamanders SREL Herpetology Lab Introduction Reprints Goals Ecoviews - By Whit Gibbons Projects Snakes of GA and SC Brochure Links Snakes of the Southeast - By Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas Staff and Students North American Watersnakes - By Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas What is SREL? What is PARC? ... Program You are visitor # since Jan. 2, 1998 Please email us with suggestions, comments, or questions srelherp@gmail.com This website was created by Katie Distler and Jane Sanders, with assistance from Mike Dorcas and David Scott. Banner graphics were created by Laura Janecek. This site is administered by J.D. Willson

69. Article Search Results - PetPlace.com As more people bring reptiles into their homes, various health and With so many different species of reptiles, providing proper nutrition can be tricky. http://www.petplace.com/search.aspx?c=0&q=reptiles

70. Anthony Caponetto Reptiles - Specializing In Carpet Pythons, Crested Geckos And This new website is a joint effort between myself and reptiles by Andrew Hare. The idea started about four years ago to build an extensive carpet python http://www.acreptiles.com/

Crested Gecko Update 3/25/08 Personal Holdbacks for Sale New Facility Update - 3/24/08 Just FYI, we're still moving some stuff over from my house to the new facility, so please continue to be patient with emails. I generally try to respond within 24 hours (during the week), but right now it may take a little bit longer. The new facility is turning out awesome and we're just now getting all the little details ironed out. To the right are a few photos for now. I'll also be posting a video tour within the next day or two, so stay tuned! Saturday 3 We're now officially moved and I can say that it was actually quite a bit worse than I thought it would be. :) All the animals made it through the move safely and we've spent the past several days moving cages/racks and playing with fans and humidifiers to get the humidity and temperatures dialed in. It's 20F outside and our entire facility is staying at 75-80F with 45% relative humidity and only a few degrees variation from floor to ceiling. Pretty impressive considering how cold and dry it was a couple days ago. The computer/internet situation is another story. Since we moved, I've dealt with setting up a secure wireless network, Outlook (email) went nuts due to the new network settings (subsequently had to be reinstalled) and the cable company has already replaced our cable modem once.

71. Reptiles And Amphibians The theme of this unit, reptiles and Amphibians, is especially appropriate for children of this level because they are fascinated with animals and are http://www.libsci.sc.edu/miller/Reptiles.htm

72. Casey Lazik Reptiles - Home Reptilia the source for casey Lazik reptiles. Specializing in rare captive bred reptiles Ballpythons, and Australian geckos. http://www.reptilia.com/

close Login Form Username Password Remember me Lost Password? top panel Casey Lazik Reptiles Home Angolan Pythons Ball Pythons Hypo Hognose ... Available Thursday, 03 April 2008 Now Available 1.1 Nephrurus stellatus-Adults! Super Pastel Female 1.6 Phantom Leopard Geckos! 5 Star Group! 1.5 Tangerine Tornadoes. 5 Star Group! Ruppel Super Pastel 1100 grams! Large Two-headed Turtle Proven Angolan Pair 0.1 Enchi X ASF Pastel Find it Here Angolan Pythons Ball Pythons Hypo Western Hognose Knob-tail geckos ... Xile Web Design Syndicate our Site Site Stats since Dec '07 Visitors: Visitors today: Visitors yesterday: Page views: Page views today: Page views yesterday: Max. visitors per day: at (date): Home Welcome Welcome to Casey Lazik Reptiles and reptilia.com. We specialize in breeding Angolan Pythons, Ball Pythons, and Knob-tail Geckos (Genus Nephrurus ). We also keep some stunning Hypo Western Hognose snakes. In addition to supplying the serious collector and breeder with exceptional captive-bred reptiles, we offer detailed husbandry and breeding support. This information is based on our experience and success with these reptiles. Please call us if you have questions about any of the species we keep. Thank you!

73. Albey's Too Cool Reptiles Specializing in designer leopard geckos, including Tremper and Rainwater albinos and many other morphs. http://www.albeysreptiles.com/

Home Available Leopard Geckos Super Hypo Tangerine Carrot-tail Cross ... Phone - (404) 325-0292 Welcome To Albey's "Too Cool" Reptiles where quality and Coolness go hand in hand. Through selective breeding and constant upgrading of our breeding stock we are producing stunning colors in our Leopard Geckos and the finest mutations in Ball Pythons. We feel they are some of the finest being offered anywhere and we are sure that you will also. The photos enclosed are of the actual animals for sale, so come check us out because what you see is what you get. Are gladly accepted. We are now offering worldwide shipping. International sales are welcome. Click here for information on International sales. Hot News Our first listing of Amel Fat-tails in a long time is finally up. These are some absolutely incredible animals. You can see what I have available here - Available Fat-tails. Hot News On 9/14/07 another very exciting clutch hatched, this time it was Sterling Pastels and a Pewter. I have made a page that will tell all about it but right now it just has pictures. Just click

74. Feeding Reptiles - VeterinaryPartner.com - A VIN Company! Since you can’t feed kibble to a reptile, reptile owners must create diets specifically for their pets. The Basic Salad (recipe included, don’t skimp on the http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Content.plx?P=SRC&S=4&SourceID=55

75. Dixie Reptile Show Show information, dates, directions, contacts and pictures for reptile show located in Birmingham, AL. http://www.dixiereptileshow.com/

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76. Reptile & Amphibian Accounts Herpetologists (people who study amphibians and reptiles) from other parts of the United States have long been intrigued by the unique and rich assemblage http://www.desertmuseum.org/books/nhsd_reptile.php

Visit Us About Us Calendar Purchase Tickets Online ... ASDM Press Search Contact Us FAQ Couch's Spadefoot Sonoran Desert Toad ... Return to the Table of Contents Craig Ivanyi, Janice Perry, Thomas R. Van Devender (desert tortoise) and Howard Lawler (desert tortoise) Herpetologists (people who study amphibians and reptiles) from other parts of the United States have long been intrigued by the unique and rich assemblage of reptiles and amphibians (herpetofauna) of the Sonoran Desert. This diversity is not surprising considering the complex landscapes of mountains and valleys with rocky to sandy soils, the variable climate with two distinct rainy seasons, and the diverse vegetation. But the diversity of reptiles and amphibians reflects evolutionary origins intertwined not only with the history of the Sonoran Desert itself, but also with other major biotic provinces such as the grasslands of the mid- continent to the east and the “New World” tropics to the south. In the following section, accounts are given for the species commonly encountered in the Arizona Upland subdivision of the Sonoran Desert. Other species of special interest that are seen less often or occur in other habitats in the region will also be covered. 2021 North Kinney Road, Tucson, Arizona 85743 U.S.A.

77. Upscale Reptiles - Promoters Of Northern California's Premiere Reptile Expos! Upscale reptiles Promoters of Northern California s premiere reptile expos. http://www.upscalereptiles.com/

VIEW PHOTOS FROM PREVIOUS SHOWS DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE REPTILE BUCK TODAY! (PDF) VENDORS CLICK HERE Our Vendors San Jose Sacramento Promoters of Northern California's Best Reptile Expos! September 13rd - 14th , 2008 10-5 Sat 10-4 Sunday ADMISSION (1-day pass): Ages 13 and older = $10 Ages 6 through 12 = $6 Children under 5 = free ADMISSION (2-day pass): Ages 13 and older = $16 Ages 6 through 12 = $10 Children under 5 = free SPONSORED BY: events about us our history events ... E-mail Call us at our retail store, Pets To Go: (916) 691-7387. Ask for Jeremy or Angel.

78. Terry Lilley's Central Coast Reptiles Research Center. The Rarest Reptiles Avail Offers rare imported and captive bred reptiles. http://www.centralcoastreptiles.com/

Terry Lilley A You simply cannot learn this in 5 years! I have a degree in herpetology and have sold over 200,000 reptiles since 1979. I sell to zoos and captive breeders. I have personally produced over 75,000 reptiles, have over 20 published articles, produced two videos, given countless lectures, and built a 15,000 sq. ft zoo. Can obtain CITES permits. I can find what you are looking for, and have the experience to back up what I sell. Remember: Ask questions before you purchase and buy experience - it pays! Help Save the Environment Save Money on your next tank of gas! Check out the video on my website at: www.4planetearth.com Save Our Sharks Visit Mr. Lilley's shark research page at: Save Our Sharks Central Coast Reptiles is for sale! For more information about purchasing this successful business and web site, please contact Terry Lilley at (805) 441-2206. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to phone or email me. We accept most forms of payment. Credit card, money order, personal check, cashier's check, or bank transfer.

79. Endangered New Jersey - Reptiles There are 79 species of reptiles and amphibians in New Jersey including these turtles and snakes. Although often found near water, many reptiles are adapted http://library.thinkquest.org/5736/reptiles.htm

Reptiles There are 79 species of reptiles and amphibians in New Jersey including these turtles and snakes. Although often found near water, many reptiles are adapted to life on dry land. They have lungs and their skin is covered with scales or plates. Most reptiles lay large leathery eggs in concealed nests. Unlike amphibians, young reptiles resemble their parents from birth and do not undergo a separate larval stage. Reptiles are cold-blooded, therefore they are inactive during winter. TIMBER RATTLESNAKE- ( crotalus h. horidus ) The timber rattlesnake is one of New Jersey's most endangered species. They are very shy and hard to see, find, and monitor. They prefer rocky, mountainous areas and the uplands near them in the northern part of the state. When found in the southern half, they occur near cedar swamps and nearby areas. The females can only have babies when the are about 9 years old and only have babies once or twice in their entire lifetime. The Timber Rattlesnake is a top predator in the eastern North America but is found nowhere else in the world. Along with bats, it is a misunderstood species. People often believe they are a serious threat to people, pets and livestock. Stories and myths teach fear of snakes. Across the U.S. they are still harassed and killed out of fear and ignorance, and by commercial hunters, who sell body parts for leather, meat and trinkets. People will destroy their homes to get rid of them, unaware that they are disrupting the ecosystem and that the snake plays an important role in rodent control.

80. Monty's Reptiles | Education And Adoption Education of the public about reptile habitats ecology; conservation of reptile species; adoption of unwanted reptiles. http://www.montysreptiles.org/

Monty's Reptiles Education and Adoption Home Home Our Programs Our Animals ... Guestbook Educational Programs for Schools and Organizations, Based in Terre Haute, Indiana Monty's Reptiles is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We have a customizable presentation for your school group or organization or any gathering that just wants hands-on learning about reptiles, including both native and exotic species. We focus on the ecological niches filled by various reptiles. Another subject we cover is conservation and regulation of reptiles in Indiana. We also discuss the suitability of several popular species as pets, and the effect the pet trade has on wild populations. This educational program is a free service; however, your donations are greatly appreciated and will help keep this program possible for years to come. Visit our Monty's Needs page to make a donation online. Programs in other states can run 200 + dollars an hour; however, we think it best to keep it free and take donations as people are willing. We are willing to travel outside Vigo County for gas compensation. Gas compensation is calculated on the same basis as the state calculates their mileage, which is $0.36 a mile. One of the focus areas of our program is the discussion of how many popular snakes and lizards are not suitable as pets for most people. Many have extremely particular care requirements or are just difficult to handle. Some need incredibly large amounts of room or eat so much that they are financially difficult to provide for. Also, many reptile species can live for many years, making them a long-term commitment. Some tortoises, in fact, can live even longer than humans (over 100 years), so that not only will you be caring for it for the rest of your life, you must make provisions for it after you are gone. These are important considerations to make BEFORE selecting a pet.

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