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Archive for June 4th, 2014


   Jun 04

Flying Squirrel, Rainbow Lizard Among 367 New Species Found in Mekong

By Herp News Researchers working in the Mekong region of Southeast Asia discovered 367 new species between 2012-2013, and are finding them at a rate of one new species every two days. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jun 04

Colorful bird on remote Indonesian islands should be classified as distinct species, say scientists

By Herp News A colorful bird found on the Wakatobi islands south of Sulawesi in Indonesia is sufficiently distinct from birds in nearby areas to be classified as a unique species, argue scientists writing in the current issue of the open-access journal PLoS ONE. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products […]

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   Jun 04

First intact skull of Mediterranean worm lizard found

By Herp News ( PLOS ) The first intact skull of a Mediterranean worm lizard has been found in Spain. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jun 04

11-Million-Year-Old Weird Worm Lizard Discovered

By Herp News This family, known as blanids, includes the only worm lizards found on land in Europe, said study researcher Arnau Bolet, a doctoral student at the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont in Barcelona. “Thus, the study of a complete fossil skull more than 11 million years old was an unprecedented opportunity.” [The […]

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   Jun 04

Turtle hospital scores grant

By Herp News Shell Canada is awarding the Georgian Bay Turtle Hospital with a $50,000 grant. The hospital has been struggling to become a functional rehabilitation centre. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jun 04

Ancient 900-pound croc named after Tolkein monster

A newly identified extinct reptile known as a dyrosaur has been named after a literary monster. From Live Science: It was 16 feet (4.8 meters) long and tipped the scales at 900 lbs. (408 kilograms). With a blunt snout and powerful bite, it ate turtles and battled monster snakes. Now this extinct dyrosaur, a type […]

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   Jun 04

Office Intern

By Herp News The Asian Turtle Program was established in 1998 and incorporated into the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo/Cleveland Zoological Society’s Asia regional program in 2003. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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