41. Fernando De Noronha: Its Birds, Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians And Ecology. In addition, the tegu lizard (Tupinambis merianae) and the house gecko It is eaten by introduced animals such as cats, rats, and tegu lizards (SilvaJr. http://www.ecology.info/fernando-de-noronha-ecology.htm

space for advertisement Sazima I, Haemig PD ) Birds, Mammals and Reptiles of Fernando de Noronha. ECOLOGY INFO Birds, Mammals and Reptiles of Fernando de Noronha Ivan Sazima Museum of Natural History University of Campinas Brazil Paul D. Haemig Ecology Online Sweden Note: This online review is updated and revised continuously, as soon as results of new scientific research become available. It therefore presents state-of-the-art information on the topic it covers. The Archipelago of Fernando de Noronha lies in the tropical Atlantic Ocean, 3 degrees south of the equator and 345 kilometers northeast of Cabo de São Roque, Brazil (Carleton and Olson 1999). It is the easternmost outpost of the Neotropics and consists of one main island (area = 16.9 square kilometers) with a string of approximately 12 minor islets (Olson 1994, Carleton and Olson 1999). The island and islets of the Fernando de Noronha archipelago are volcanic in origin and have never been connected by land bridge to the South American mainland. Consequently, all native animals of the archipelago have colonized the islands by flight or rafting over the sea. On 10 August 1503, the renowned explorer Amerigo Vespucci landed on the main island of Fernando de Noronha and wrote the first descriptions of its fauna for science. He found no humans living on the island, but noted that trees were plentiful and that land birds and sea birds were in great abundance. The only other animals he saw were lizards, snakes and "very big rats" (Carleton and Olson 1999).

42. Emilio A. Herrera Reproductive and fat body cycles of tegu lizards, Tupinambis teguixin, in the Llanos of Venezuela. Journal of Herpetology. In charge of courses http://prof.usb.ve/eherre/eherrei.html

Emilio A. Herrera Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Studies, My research interests are: Behavioural Ecology of reptiles (tegu lizards) and mammals (capybaras). Brief CV and list of publications, click here Studies Tupinambis teguixin 1981-1986: D.Phil. in Zoology, University of Oxford, England, Thesis title: Behavioural Ecology of the capybara, Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris Recent publications Herrera, E.A., 1998. Reproductive strategies of female capybaras: dry season gestations. Symposium of the Zoological Society of London 71. Herrera, E.A. y Robinson, M.D., in press . Reproductive and fat body cycles of tegu lizards, Tupinambis teguixin, in the Llanos of Venezuela. Journal of Herpetology. In charge of courses: Animal Biology, Behavioural Ecology (undergraduate), Advanced Topics in Behavioural Ecology (Graduate), plus occasional lecturer at various other courses. Supervisor of the following thesis Undergraduate (Licenciatura, USB): Vigilance and alarm behaviour in capybaras, Aspects of the biology, ecology and management of the turtle Peltocephalus dumerilianus Chemical Aspects of the scent secretion of the snout gland of capybaras

43. Cook Lab - Current Projects Mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequence variation in tegu lizards (genus Tupinambis), Lee Fitzgerald, 19941995. Host-parasite Coevolution, NSF Arctic http://www.msb.unm.edu/mammals/Cook/projects.html

MSB Home Welcome General Info MSB Policy ... Directory Search MSB: Mammal Division About Us Contact Collections ... Links MSB Divisions Arthropods Birds Fishes Genomic Resources ... USGS Vertebrate Collection Cook Molecular Genetics Lab Projects Funded Projects Babesia Screening Sam R. Telford Joseph Cook Ellen W. Lance Biogeography of Alaska's Alexander Archipelago. Joseph Cook et al. Beringian Coevolution Project Joseph Cook Eric P. Hoberg Sam R. Telford The Alaska Frozen Tissue Collection: A resource for investigations of mammals Joseph A. Cook Gordon H. Jarrell Postdoctoral Projects TOP of page Phylogeography of northwestern populations of mink and ermine: a foundation for interpreting reproductive behavior Melissa Fleming Mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequence variation in tegu lizards (genus Tupinambis Lee Fitzgerald Host-parasite Coevolution, NSF Arctic Archival Observatory Sue Kutz, Ph.D. Lemming Phylogeography, NSF Beringian Coevolution Project Vadim Fedorov, Ph.D.

44. Institute Of Arctic Biology DNA Core Lab Mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequence variation in tegu lizards (genus Tupinambis). (Cook); Dr. Vadim Fedorov (Boyer); Dr. Melissa Fleming. http://mercury.bio.uaf.edu/core/research/associates.html

About the Core Facility Contacts News and Events Lab Policies (pdf) Equipment Services and Fees Protocols Links ... Your Data document.write('Contact Webmaster'); Post-doctoral Fellows and Research Associates Post-Doctoral Fellows Dr. Gaby Antunez de Mayolo (Boyer) Dr. Michael Booth (Marr) Ms. Miraslova Derenko. Molecular population genetics of Chukatka native peoples; Institute of Biological Problems of the North, Magadan, Russia. (Shields)Dr. Lee Fitzgerald. Mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequence variation in Tegu lizards (genus Tupinambis ). (Cook) Dr. Vadim Fedorov (Boyer) Dr. Melissa Fleming. Molecular systematics of ermine and mink in Southeast Alaska. (Cook) Dr. Jozsef Geml (Taylor) Dr. Anna Goropashnaya (Boyer) Dr. Gary Houliston (M. Olson) Dr. Kevin McCracken. Population genetics of avian vectors of disease. (Winker) Dr. Mark S. Lindberg. Molecular analysis of gene flow among populations of Black Brant in Alaska. (Shields) Dr. Amanda Read (Happ) Dr. Sigrid Vogl (Happ)

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46. Texas State Aquarium: Corpus Christi Visitors Tourism Guide animals that are being crated up for illegal shipment hawkhead parrots, bird-eating spiders, tegu lizards – all destined for the illegal pet trade. http://www.caller2.com/visitors/aquarium.html

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47. WCS Eastern Bolivia tegu lizards Bluefronted Amazon parrots. Partners CABI - Capitaní­a del Alto y Bajo Isoso Museo de Historia Natural Noel Kempff Mercado http://www.wcs.org/international/latinamerica/centralandes/bolivia_dryforests

Section Topics WCS Eastern Bolivia WCS Northwestern Bolivia An Auction to Protect Madidi Back to Latin America homepage WCS Eastern Bolivia HIGHLIGHTS Total Area Kaa-Iya National Park 34,400 k m Isoso Indigenous Territory 19,000 km Habitat Types Chaco dry forest and savannas Chiquitano dry forest Wildlife Present Jaguars Guanacos Chacoan peccaries Tapirs Giant armadillos Tegu lizards Blue-fronted Amazon parrots Partners Museo de Historia Natural Noel Kempff Mercado www.museonoelkempff.org Fundaci³n para la Conservaci³n del Bosque Chiquitano www.fcbcinfo.org Fundaci³n DesdelChaco www.desdelchaco.org.py WCS Involvement Since 1991 Other WCS Projects in Bolivia Madidi National Park Flamingos Maned wolf Amazon-Andes Conservation Program Contacts Andrew Noss, Dami¡n Rumiz Coordinators-Santa Cruz WCS-Bolivia, Casilla 6272 Calle Bumberque #349 (AV. Las Americas) Santa Cruz, Bolivia Phone: 591-3-332-8681/333-4513 E-mail: anoss@wcs.org or drumiz@wcs.org Support this project! Dry Forests and Savannas The Human Aspect Threats The principal threat to biodiversity conservation in the region is unmanaged land settlement and resource use. Extensive free-range cattle ranching has serious long-term impacts on fragile Chaco and Chiquitano ecosystems, while important expanses of forest continue to be converted to relatively short-term farming enterprises. Sport and commercial hunting pressure from city-based hunters continues to increase, while large-scale infrastructure development (international highways and gas pipelines) are stimulating regional-scale shifts in human populations and productive activities.

48. WCS Wildlife Health Hotspots Many migratory birds, an endemic toad, red and black tegu lizards, caiman, and redfooted tortoises are also found in this dry, somewhat forbidding http://www.wcs.org/sw-high_tech_tools/wildlifehealthscience/fvp/168570/168612/an

Wildlife Health Hotspots Wildlife Health Hotspots- a WCS perspective: The Wildlife Conservation Society’s portfolio of animal and human health-related projects spans the globe, and has clearly identified common problems that nevertheless merit context-specific solutions. Demand for a “one health” perspective continues to grow, as socioeconomic progress demands sustained improvements in health for humans, their domestic animals, and the environment. Where is the nexus of conservation, development, and health most obvious? While scenarios vary across the globe, themes emerge that guide our ‘diagnostic’ as well as ‘therapeutic’ approaches. The following landscape-based portraits illustrate the value of a truly multidisciplinary approach that includes the health sciences. Mongolia’s Eastern Steppe Roughly the size of the state of Oregon, the approximately 250,000 km2 Eastern Steppe landscape of Mongolia is perhaps the planet’s last and largest example of an essentially intact temperate grassland ecosystem. It is home to Asia’s largest remaining population of wild ungulate, with the Mongolian gazelle migrating almost unhindered in numbers approaching one million or more. The Eastern Steppe landscape provides breathtakingly vast wilderness scenes with equally amazing wildlife populations and numbers. Lack of surface water has kept human and livestock populations relatively low, with the result that one can travel for kilometer after kilometer through lush rangelands that have not been degraded, rangelands without fences, buildings, or herds of livestock except at long intervals.

49. 8-Jul Insect Subzero Temperature Adaptations Chairs Duman 636, Denis Andrade, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Rio Claro, Brazil. 700, Overwintering in tegu lizards. 700, Discussion. 730, Session http://www.alaska.edu/litc/ThursSched.htm

8-Jul Thursday, July 29th, 2004 Speaker Schedule and Topics Poster Drop Off (Session B) Karl Erik Zachariassen, Freeze tolerance vs. freeze avoidance overwintering strategies Ken Storey, Carleton University, Ottwaw Ontario, Canada The role of signal transduction and gene regulation in freeze survival Jack Duman, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, USA Insect antifreeze proteins David Denlinger, Ohio State University, Columbus, USA Toward a molecular understanding of insect diapause Coffee Break Poster Session B Shore leave until 5 pm Glenn Tattersall, Brock University, St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada Overwintering in submerged frogs Don Jackson, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA Overwintering in submerged turtles Ken Storey, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Overwintering in freeze tolerant frogs and turtles Patrick Baker, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, USA Physiological ecology of overwintering in hatchling turtles Denis Andrade, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Rio Claro, Brazil Overwintering in Tegu lizards Discussion Session Dinner/Dance

50. Geodyssey | Trinidad & Tobago | Independent Travels | Mainly Wildlife butterflies include the very large Blue Morphos, and there’sa possibility of seeing agoutis, pacas, Ninebanded Armadillos, iguanas and tegu lizards. http://www.geodyssey.co.uk/trinidad/indep/wildlife.htm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; Mainly wildlife They can also be combined or mixed with our mainly touring itineraries and day excursions. Please contact us to discuss your requirements. Leatherback Turtles and Trinidad Piping Guan (March-August) 2 days, 1 night Day 1 L Follow the east coast northwards to the remote village of Grande Riviere, either stopping en route to sightsee or bird, or arrive in time for lunch to spend the afternoon at the beach or on a ‘wet’ river walk through the forest along the shingle bed of the shallow clear Shark River. Stay at Mount Plaisir Estate , one of the best places to see leatherback turtles . At the peak of the season (Mar-Aug) it is common to see ten or more laying simultaneously. Day 2 BL An optional dawn start to photograph any last turtles as they head back to sea by first light (flash photography should be avoided). Avid birders can then go in search of the Pawi or Trinidad Guan, a rare endemic species now only found on this section of the Northern Range. Otherwise return to bed and have a leisurely morning on the beach or explore the village. Leave after lunch to arrive in Port of Spain in mid-afternoon (or earlier to catch flights to Tobago). It is well worth staying on at Mount Plaisir Estate for extra nights. Price per person 1 person 2-4 people regular 08.00h start on Day 2

51. Geodyssey | Trinidad & Tobago | Birdwatching | Guided Private Birdwatching Trips In addition to the excellent birding you may come across Agoutis, tegu lizards and Trinidad Squirrels. Day 7 BLD A dawn start at Cumuto for large flocks of http://www.geodyssey.co.uk/trinidad/bird/birdpriv.htm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; The Birds of A 15 day/14 night private birdwatching tour with expert local bird guides. This itinerary can be tailormade to suit the number of days you have available, your accommodation preferences and special interests. Trinidad Day 1 D You will be met at Piarco airport by your local bird guide and transferred to your chosen accommodation for the first 9 nights. This might be Asa Wright Nature Centre Pax Guest House , or a hotel or guest house in Port of Spain Day 2 BLD Orientation If staying at Asa Wright Nature Lodge then spend a full day’s guided birding there, including a visit to Dunston Cave to see the remarkable Oilbird colony. If staying at Pax Guest House or in Port of Spain spend the day birding Mount St Benedict. Day 3 BLD Early morning birding at Aripo Agricultural Research station . In the heat of the day retreat to the cool of the Heights of Aripo Day 4 BLD Bird along the lushly vegetated Arima/ Blanchisseuse Road and Lalaja Road for forest-dwelling species of the Northern Range.

52. Asa Wright: Tropical Nature: Flora And Fauna Occasional sightings could also include Agouti, Paca and Ninebanded Armadillos as well as Iguanas and tegu lizards. Next to the birds however it is the http://www.asawright.org/nature/flora.html

Asa Wright Nature Centre provides a unique setting for an incredible assortment of flora and fauna. Along with the exciting bird life, other creatures include the 29 species of bats that have been recorded in the Arima Valley. Occasional sightings could also include Agouti, Paca and Nine-banded Armadillos as well as Iguanas and Tegu Lizards. Next to the birds however it is the Butterflies that enliven this green tropical landscape with their brilliant flashing colors. More than 600 species occur in Trinidad and many of these can be seen within the grounds of the Centre. A sample list contributed by a Centre visitor shows the remarkable diversity that can be observed here. Butterflies of Asa Wright Nature Centre Coolie (Anartia amatha) Biscuit, Peacock (Anartia jatrophe) Banded Adelpha (Adelpha philassa symona) Four Continent (Adelpha iphicla) Donkey Eye, Buckeye (Precis lavinia zonatis) Flambeau (Colaena iulia) Skipper (Pythonides cerialis) Cracker (Hamadrymas feronia) Checkerspot (Pyrgus oileus oileus) Long-tailed Skipper (Urbanus proteus) Long-tailed Skipper - northern end of Blanch Rd. (Urbanus Chioides)

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55. Trinidad & Tobago. Birding Tour To Trinidad & Tobago. World's Best Responsible & Trinidad Squirrels, Agoutis and giant tegu lizards also emerge to share the spoils! Neither will the more energetic members of our party be disappointed, http://www.responsibletravel.com/Trip/Trip900102.htm

Adventure holidays Beach holidays Budget travel Cultural holidays ... S-Z See more... Country: Departures: 2005: 12th Mar, 16th Apr Price: £2,395 (14 days) excluding flights The friendly Caribbean island of Trinidad is only 16 kilometres from the coast of Venezuela and offers an ideal introduction to the colourful avifauna of South America. Its close proximity to the mainland is reflected in a remarkably diverse bird list featuring representatives from most Neotropical families but lacking the proliferation of species that can seem overwhelming elsewhere on the continent. March and April are good times to visit the island, marking the peak of nesting activity but before the onset of summer rains. We will stay for eight nights at the supremely comfortable Asa Wright Nature Centre where the excellence of the service and facilities is matched by the quality and ease of the birdwatching. This relaxed and easy paced holiday concludes with a visit to neighbouring Tobago which offers a contrasting mix of rainforest, seabirds and underwater life around a pristine coral reef. Visitors to the Asa Wright Centre, whether human or avian, are always well fed! Hungry birdwatchers are served delicious meals in the gracious old plantation building which is now the headquarters of the Centre and are soon introduced to the afternoon ritual of tea on the verandah followed by iced rum punch at sunset. Sugar solution feeders are replenished at dawn for the various hummingbirds, honeycreepers and Bananaquits and bird tables heaped with fruit to attract a steady stream of forest birds within range of binoculars and cameras.

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58. Natural History: Secrets Of The Flooded Forest - The Amazon Basin Nest predators are the same as for spectacled caiman, the top three being tegu lizards, jaguars, and humans (who collect the eggs for consumption). http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1134/is_2_109/ai_60026716

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Natural History March 2000 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Caiman / Observations Amazon River / Plants and animals Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Secrets Of The Flooded Forest - the Amazon Basin Natural History March, 2000 by John Thorbjarnarson Ronis Da Silveira Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Where do Amazonia's top aquatic predators nest? Scientists find the hidden nurseries of black caiman. "It is scarcely exaggerating to say that the waters of the Solimoens are as well stocked with large alligators in the dry season as a ditch in England is in summer with tadpoles," wrote Henry Walter Bates in 1863. A British naturalist, Bates was astonished by the abundance of "alligators"or black caimanparticularly in western Brazil, where the Amazon River is referred to as the Solimoes (Bates's Solimoens). For more than four years, Bates lived in the sleepy village of Ega, now called Tefe, and observed the natural history of the region, including the habits of the area's top predator, the black caiman.

59. Emperor Valley Zoo The tegu lizards the largest ground lizard in Trinidad - was right up there on my list of critters that make you cringe but there I was stroking the http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Places/places_EmperorValleyZoo4.htm

ZOO GOOD BUT TRUE By Natasha Coker Features Desk Express Section 2 October 4, 2000 Page 1 Years a go, I obliterated the zoo from my shortlist of fun places to visit. It wasn't that the animals were boring. Sure, there were some, like the big cats, that were forever lulling off as if exhausted from an imaginary rendezvous with nearby Savannah faith-monotony of the visit was the killer. After you've eyeballed the animals, waved to the zookeepers, and sweet-talked the sno-cone man into giving you that extra zap of condensed milk, it's over. And I'm not alone. Just one of curiosity, I asked a friend, "Girl, when last have you been to the zoo?" Her reply, "Whew, a looong time. Ain't nothing to see." But there is. From this month, the Emperor Valley Zoo has introduced a zoo education department. The services, which are free for the moment, are expected to revolutionise going to the zoo, as we know it. "It's no longer just a walk around the zoo, see the animals and go out," said Deborah de la Rosa, co-ordinator of the zoo education department. Schools, groups, families and individuals can now make reservations to join guided tours where they'll learn about everything from breeding in captivity to endangered species.

60. International Trade In Endangered Species Examples of Appendix II species include all chameleons, tegu lizards, North American black bear, grizzly bear, and dolphins, monkeys, wolves, hawks, eagles, http://www.ec.gc.ca/press/wappa_b_e.htm

Acts and Regulations Media Room The Minister Proactive Disclosure ... Expenditure Review and Audits and Evaluations Related Resources Quick Links Acid Rain Air Climate Change Emergencies Hinterland Who's Who Nature and Wildlife Ozone Pollution Prevention Site Map Water Others International trade in endangered species Species at Risk Worldwide Canada is working with 145 nations around the world to prevent species from becoming extinct as a result of over-exploitation due to international trade. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) prohibits commercial trade in species which are threatened with extinction and controls and monitors trade in many other species to ensure that trade is at sustainable levels. Appendix I of CITES lists species recognized as threatened with extinction. Trade in these species and any products made from them for primarily commercial purposes is prohibited. Appendix II lists species that are not currently threatened with extinction, but may become so unless trade is strictly regulated to avoid over-exploitation.

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