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  1. Lizards: Monitors, Skinks, and Other Lizards, Including Tuataras and Crocodilians by Manfred Rogner, 1997-04
  2. Asian Monitor Lizards by Cites, 2002-12-31
  3. Monitor lizards: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Science, 3rd ed.</i> by Bill Freedman, 2004
  4. Goanna: The Biology of Varanid Lizards (Australian Natural History Series) by Brian Green, Dennis King, 1993-04
  5. General Care and Maintenance of Popular Monitors & Tegus (The Herpetocultural Library Series) by Michael Balsai, 1997-08
  6. Monitor Lizards: Natural History, Captive Care and Breeding by Bernd Eidenmullen, 2007-07-06
  7. Monitors, goannas, and earless monitors: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia</i> by Eric R., PhD Pianka, 2004
  8. The Secret of Lizard Island (Eric Sterling Secret Agent, Book 1) by Ernest Herndon, 1994-04
  9. Giant Lizard (Wildlife Series) by Susan Creighton, 1988-06
  10. Lizards of Western Australia II: Dragons and Monitors (Lizards of Western Australia, II)
  11. On the biology of the giant Indonesian monitor lizard (Varanus komodoensis Ouwens) (Smithsonian herpetological information services) by I. S Darevskiĭ, 1965
  12. Advances in monitor research =: Fortschritte der Waranforschung : proceedings of the "First Multidisciplinary World Conference on Monitor Lizards", held ... Bonn, September 20-22, 1989 (Mertensiella)
  13. DRAGONS IN THE DUST THE PALEOBIOLOGY OF THE GIANT MONITOR LIZARD MEGALANIA by RALPH MOLNAR, 2004
  14. Giant Lizard

21. The Monitor FAQ--Foreword
General information on keeping monitor lizards.
http://www.kingsnake.com/monitorfaq/
FOREWORD INTRODUCTION PURCHASING HOUSING ... MISCELLANEOUS Foreword Monitor lizards, in my opinion, make for some of the very best reptilian captives. Highly intelligent, active, inquisitive, and beautifully colored these lizards can be a joy to keep. However, they do require large cages, frequent cage and water cleanings, and lots of food. If you are looking for a pet I advise you to look elsewhere, perhaps leopard geckos or bearded dragons would suit your needs better. But, if you are looking for an interesting captive that you can sit back and watch for hours then please read the rest of this FAQ and do as much research on the species your are interested in before purchasing it. I also highly recommend that you visit The Monitor Forum as it is an invaluable learning tool. Before asking questions on the forum please SEARCH THE ARCHIVES as a lot of information has already been discussed and you may not get an answer because of this. Then if you still are unclear or have specific questions go ahead and ask them. Don't take anything personally and look at the information through objective eyes. I would like to thank Adam Britton, the Author of

22. Kingsnake.com - Online Guide To Monitor Lizards
TriColored Monitor - Varanus Photo Courtesy Doug Price
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23. Poison Dart Frogs Poison Arrow Frogs Dart Frogs & Poison Arrow Dart Frogs Terrar
Offers poison dart frogs, geckos and monitor lizards.
http://www.saurian.net/
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Saurian Enterprises, Inc is a small business which specializes in captive bred Dendrobatid frogs, otherwise known as dart frogs or poison dart frogs We have been breeding frogs and lizards for over twelve years now, and offer only the highest quality captive bred gems. We offer a great selection of poison arrow frogs , from common to rare. Our site is also filled with informational care sheets, which will help make your experience with dart frogs easier and more fun for you, and a healthier one for your frogs! Saurian Enterprises also offers excellent customer service and support. Inquiries regarding making a purchase and follow up care concerns are answered promptly. Your order will be shipped in a timely fashion, and packed with great care. Our live arrival guarantee is as good as they get, and if you have problems with your frogs down the line, you can always return for help. Please read through our caresheets, many of the most common questions are covered in one or another of them. Buying online can be a risky proposition in general, and with live animals in particular it pays to take care who you buy from. I encourage you to check our references before ordering. Ask around. You might also look through our list of zoos and institutions we have supplied over the years, and browse our customer comments page.

24. Varanidae
Family Varanidae (monitor lizards) Appearance All living varanids share a small head, long neck, sturdy body and limbs, and long, powerful tail.
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25. The Savannah Monitor Lizard - Pet Care Guide
The Savannah Monitor is one of the mid sized monitor lizards. Monitors in general are large lizards; the water monitor can reach lengths of nine feet!
http://www.petreptiles.com/Monitor/index.php3
Monitor Lizard Information
Savannah Monitor Home Page Reptile Directory Discussion Forum Member's Pets ... Links and Resources
See Also: Savannah Monitor Savannah Care Savannah Feeding Savannah Habitat
The Savannah Monitor is one of the "mid sized monitor lizards. Monitors in general are large lizards; the water monitor can reach lengths of nine feet! Most types are not suitable for keeping in captivity by amateurs, many species can be aggressive and difficult to handle. Imagine the difficulties of having a violent lizard twice your size... The Savannah monitor is sold as a pet, and can be kept by the dedicated hobbyist. However, just because it is sold doesn't mean it is suitable for everyone. They are one of the mid-sized species, reaching three to four feet in length when full grown. In general, they can become tame when raised from a young age, handled appropriately and given a proper habitat As with all reptiles, the savannah monitor can suffer from internal and external parasites. Your new monitor should be checked by a vet specializing in reptiles. Make sure to keep it isolated from any other reptiles until it has been examined. Savannah montitors are carnivores, and require careful attention to their

26. Keeping Breeding Monitor Lizards
all about monitor lizards (Varanus, Goannas, monitor lizards, Warane)
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

27. DragonBreeders Introduction :: New Forums Site
Providers of captive born exotic monitor lizards and bearded dragons.
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28. Monitor Lizards - Care Of Pet Monitors
Keeping monitor lizards as pets, including care of pet monitors including species such as savannah monitors, ridge tailed monitors, and others.
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Keeping monitor lizards as pets, including care of pet monitors including species such as savannah monitors, ridge tailed monitors, and others.
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Recent Up a category Savannah Monitors Of all the monitors, Savannah monitors are probably the easiest to find and relatively easy to handle. Here's the basics on providing care for this large and sometimes aggressive lizard. Guidelines for Safely Keeping Monitors American Federation of Herpetologists guidelines for safe practices if you keep monitor lizards. Monitor FAQ Introduction to keeping monitors as pets, housing, feeding, handling, and species information. Savannah Monitors Introduction to savannah monitors, from Melissa Kaplan.

29. Pictures Of Monitor Lizards, Reptile Photographs, Photos, Images By Wernher Krut
Lizards monitor lizards, Images by Wernher Krutein and PHOTOVAULT. This page contains samples from our picture files on the monitor lizards.
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T his page contains samples from our picture files on the Monitor Lizards . These photographs are available for licensing in any media. For Pricing, General Guidelines, and Delivery information click here . You may contact us thru email or by phone for more information on the use of these images, and any others in our files not shown here. You may also use our search engine PHOTOVALET (®) to find other images not found on this page. Please do not ask us or email us for free use of these images or for free information! Unfortunately we can not help with specific questions related to the care, feeding, or extermination of these animals. We recommend having a sense of awe, wonder, and reverence, for these fascinating animals in such a way that we respect and honor their existence. Our Lizard images can be linked to as follows: Lizards Volume 1 Lizards Volume 2
Included in the Vault are images of: African Plated Lizard Banded Iguana Basilisk Lizard Bearded Dragon ... Madagascar Leaf Tailed Gecko Monitor Lizards Panther Chameleon Prehensile Tailed Skink Rhino Iguana San Diego Alligator Lizard ... White Throated Monitor
See also: Alligators Snakes Turtles Salamanders Sirens Newts-[Urodela] ... Cactus
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30. Monitor Lizards | Animal Facts | Chaffee Zoological Gardens Of Fresno
Spend the day with over 700 mammals, birds and reptiles at the Chaffee Zoological Gardens of Fresno! The Zoo s winding pathways and dense vegetation provide
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CLASS: Reptilia ORDER: Squamata
Suborder: Sauria FAMILY: Varanidae Varanus sp. CLASSIFICATION: Monitors are a versatile group of predatory lizards arising from stock similar to that which produced the snakes. The radical variation found in some lizard families is absent. Although there is a great variation in size, from 101 - 365 lbs. Kimono Dragon to an Australian form only 8" long, all (approximately 24) species are similar enough to be placed in a single genus, Varanus RANGE: Most of Africa, Southern Asia, the Malay archipelago and Australia. Those found in Micronesia are believed to have been introduced as a food source by natives who settled the islands. Found in a wide variety of habitats, from deserts to tropical forests, near rivers or in trees.Most of Africa, Southern Asia, the Malay archipelago and Australia. Those found in Micronesia are believed to have been introduced as a food source by natives who settled the islands. Found in a wide variety of habitats, from deserts to tropical forests, near rivers or in trees.

31. MSN Encarta - Multimedia - Monitor Lizard
Monitor Lizard. This media item will not play in the Internet software you monitor lizards have long necks, powerful tails, and muscular limbs ending in
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This media item will not play in the Internet software you are currently using. Monitor lizards have long necks, powerful tails, and muscular limbs ending in strong claws. Like snakes, they flick their forked tongues to detect the chemical scents given off by prey. Monitors spend most of their time on land, although they are capable of swimming and climbing trees. Energy Productions/Oxford Scientific Films Appears in these articles: Lizard; Reptile; Monitor (lizard) Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers. ... Join Now

32. Oregon Zoo Animals: Nile Monitor Lizard
All about the nile Monitor Lizard. Wild. crocodile eggs (crocodiles eat Nile monitor lizards) young barbet hatchlings • fish, mussels, snails
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33. Savannah Monitor Lizards
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34. Monitor Lizard - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
monitor lizards are the family Varanidae, a group of lizards which includes the monitor lizards are considered to be the most highly developed lizards,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monitor_lizard
Monitor lizard
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Monitor lizards
An Australian lace monitor
Varanus varius ) on a tree. Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Reptilia Order: Squamata Suborder: Sauria Family: Varanidae Genus: Varanus Species Many, see text. A Nile Monitor Monitor lizards are the family Varanidae , a group of lizards which includes the largest living lizard, the Komodo Dragon Varanidae contains only a single genus Varanus In Australia monitor lizards are known as goannas (See main article). edit
Evolutionary Overview
Monitor lizards are considered to be the most highly developed lizards , possessing a rapid metabolism (for reptiles ), several sensory adaptations that benefit the hunting of live prey, and a lower jaw that may be unhinged to facilitate eating large prey animals. The latter adaptation reveals the other relatives of the monitor lizards: snakes (Serpentes) are believed to have evolved from a sister group to the Varanidae. edit
Origin of Name
It has been said that the name of monitor lizards is derived from a superstition that the creatures would give a warning about the presence of crocodiles . However, this explanation may be apocryphal. According to

35. Island Life - Lizard Island - Interactive Map
You can t miss seeing these on Lizard Island. Growing to about a metre long, these large monitor lizards are everywhere, sheltering in hidden burrows at
http://www.abc.net.au/nature/island/ep5/map/goanna.htm
You can't miss seeing these on Lizard Island. Growing to about a metre long, these large monitor lizards are everywhere, sheltering in hidden burrows at night and battling it out with their rivals for food and territory all day. Common also on the Australian mainland, it's most likely that the goannas were trapped on the island 9-10,000 years ago when the sea returned at the end of the last Ice Age, flooding what was then a vast coastal plain.
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36. Keeping Breeding Monitor Lizards
all about monitor lizards (Varanus, Goannas, monitor lizards, Warane)
http://www.monitor-lizards.net/
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If anyone will use one of these pictures, you have to ask for permission prior of using. Information on keeping and breeding (captive husbandry) of all monitor species of the world: Empagusia, Euprepiosaurus, Odatria, Papusaurus, Philippinosaurus, Polydaedalus, Psammosaurus, Soterosaurus, Varanus. This includes all the Pygmy Monitors from Australia and the Indo-Australian area with all the green tree monitors and all the species from the Mangrove monitors, Water monitors up to the Ora from Komodo Island. Reptile Ring Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Next >>

37. SAVANNA MONITOR LIZARD (Varanus Exanthematicus) Varanus Photo
Most of my work on savanna monitor lizards has been done in collaboration with Omar Attum and Dr. Perri Eason at the University of Louisville.
http://www.gsu.edu/~biorle/varanid.html
SAVANNA MONITOR LIZARD
Varanus exanthematicus
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I. Combat Behavior
Most of my work on savanna monitor lizards has been done in collaboration with Omar Attum and Dr. Perri Eason
For more on these topics, please see
*reprints available at my curriculum vitae
Attum O, Earley RL Varanus exanthematicus , Bosc 1792) in captivity. Herp. Bulletin
Earley RL Amphibia-Reptilia
II. Evolution of Aggressive Behavior in Varanids
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38. Picture Of The Week: Water Monitor Lizard
The genus name for monitor lizards, Varanus, is a Latin word derived from Waran , The Water Monitor , is the largest lizard found in the Philippines,
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Juvenile Water Monitor Lizard - Varanus salvator
Photograph by Scott Tuason The genus name for monitor lizards, Varanus , is a Latin word derived from "Waran", an Arabic word for monitor. The "monitor" name probably originated from the superstitious belief that Nile monitors warned of the presence of crocodiles. Nile monitors eat crocodile eggs and were therefore often seen near crocodile nesting sites. There are "40 or so" species of monitors (number varies with different references.) Approximately two-thirds of the monitor species are from Australia, while the one-third are found in Africa, the Middle East, tropical Asia, and some Pacific Islands. Most monitor species grow to lengths of 3 feet or more, making them the largest of all living lizards. Monitors range in size from the smaller tree monitors (1.5 feet) to the Komodo dragon, an endangered species native to Indonesia, which may reach lengths of 10 feet.

39. Varanidae (Monitor Lizards)
Members of the Varanidae family are more often called monitor lizards. They are found in Africa, Southern Asia, IndoAustralia, and Australia.
http://www.thebigzoo.com/zoo/Varanidae.asp
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Kingdom: Animalia
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Members of the Varanidae family are more often called monitor lizards. They are found in Africa, Southern Asia, Indo-Australia, and Australia. Their habitat ranges from arid desert to tropical rainforest. Varanids have a small head, long neck, stout body, and long tails. A good portion of their length is tail. They range in size from 10 inches to 10 feet. They are meat eaters and what they eat depends on the size of the lizard. Most varanids are terrestrial-arboreal predators . There are some that hunt primarily in water. They are also egg layers.
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40. Komodo Travel Pictures Indonesia, Komodo Dragon, Monitor Lizards
Komodo Travel Pictures Indonesia, Komodo dragon, monitor lizards, Pulau Sabola Besar Island, Ombak Putih cruise. Free download of top quality
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