Flora and Fauna
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- Iguana iguana Bibliography
- Bibliography of studies concerned with the green iguana (Iguana iguana) - general biology, ecology and environment, behavior and sociality, breeding and nesting, captive husbandry and veterinary care.
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- International Iguana Foundation
- A non-profit, international organization dedicated to ensuring the survival of iguanas and their habitats through conservation, awareness and scientific programs.
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- Phrynosoma cornuta: Texas Horned Lizard
- Research project by Doug Rubenzer on this species, including its classification, habitat, interactions, reproduction, adaptations, nutrition and defence strategies.
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- Rhinoceros Iguana: Cyclura cornuta
- Photographs, videos and information from ARKive including classification, status, description, range, habitat, biology, threats and conservation.
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- Santa Fe Land Iguana: Conolophus pallidus
- Photographs and information from ARKive on this species endemic to a single island in the Galapagos Islands.
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- Sceloporus woodi (Florida Scrub Lizard, Scrub Pine Lizard)
- Narrative, including geographic range, physical characteristics, natural history, economic importance, and list of references.
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- Texas Horned Lizard
- Research project by Brad Meverden on Phrynosoma cornutum, including its habitat and geography, defense, nutrition, reproduction, interactions with other species and classification.
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- The Jamaican Iguana Page
- A page dedicated to the conservation of these wonderful lizards. Also has a forum pertaining to all subspecies of Iguanas and Iguana breeding, or keeping.
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- Utila Spiny-tailed Iguana: Ctenosaura bakeri
- Photographs and information from ARKive on this species found only on a single island in the Bay Islands, Honduras.
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- Yucatan Spiny-tailed Iguana: Ctenosaura defensor
- Photograph and information from ARKive on this species endemic to Mexico.
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- Gyromitra esculenta
- Illustrated article by Tom Volk on this false morel which, despite its species name “esculenta”, is not edible.
