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Amphibian And Reptile Links - Daviess Co Audubon Society
Washington Reptile and amphibian Diversity University of Puget Sound. West VirginiaReptiles and amphibians - John Adams Junior High Herpetological societies,
http://audubon.wku.edu/daviess/amphibia.html

Extractions: Amphibian and Reptile Links DCAS HOME EVENTS NEWSLETTERS LISTS ... LINKS General Links Frogs and Toads of Kentucky - WKU Center for Biodiversity Studies Salamanders of Kentucky - WKU Center for Biodiversity Studies Kentucky Frogloggers - find out about surveying Kentucky's frogs Center for Reptile and Amphibian Conservation and Management - Indiana-Purdue Univ Frogwatch USA North American Amphibian Monitoring Program - good online ID guide Terrestrial Salamander Monitoring Program The Declining Amphibian Populations Task Force Amphibiaweb North American Reporting Center for Amphibian Malformations ... Virtual Frog Dissection Kit - brought to you by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation US Amphibians Distribution Maps - maps for all the species found in the US EMBL Reptile Database - source for species and research information FrogWeb - amphibian declines and deformities Great Lakes Declining Amphibians Working Group The Lily Pad - info on frogs Frog and Toad Website - Family of Nature WebSites Snakes of North America - Hosted by University of Pittsburg State Lists Alabama Herp Atlas Project Tucson Arizona Reptile and Amphibians - Tuscon Herpetological Society Arkansas Snakes - Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Field Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians of Coastal Southern California - USGS Colorado Reptiles and Amphibians - Colorado Herpetological Society
Bomis: The Recreation/Pets/Herp/Societies And Organizations Ring
Categorized lists of Herp societies, as well as fostering a shared interest in amphibianand reptile placing unwanted, abandoned, and abused reptiles into new
http://www.bomis.com/rings/Msocieties-and-organizations-recreation/
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NRAAC The National Reptile amphibian Advisory Council lists herpetology societiesand related sites. Society for the Study of amphibians and reptiles.
http://www.bio.davidson.edu/Biology/herpcons/Links/links.html

Extractions: Interesting Links The following is a list of internet resources about herpetology, ecology and conservation in general. You may also be interested in the edcuational and governmental websites listed. Amphibians Frogwatch USA A frog tracking program which allows the general public to monitor frog populations across the United States. Westward Frog!
Herp Societies
the Study of Amphibians and reptiles Southern Nevada The Edmonton Reptile and AmphibianSociety The League of Florida Herpetological societies The Minnesota
http://www.herpads.net/society.htm
Frank's Duplicate Books
Reptile amphibian Hobbyist . Society For the Study of amphibians and ReptilesJournalof Herpetology South Australian Affiliation of Herpetological societies.
http://www.pondturtle.com/books.html

Extractions: For Sale. Herpetological Books, Papers, Museum Bulletins. American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Copeia - Bulletin. Antivenin Institute of America. Bulletin. Arizona Herpetological Association. The Desert Monitor - Newsletter. Association of Reptile Keepers of B.C. ARK'Type - Newsletter. Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society. BEHIND BAARS - Newsletter Bay Area Turtle and Tortoise Society. Turtle Power - Newsletter British Herpetological Society. Journal the Tortuga Gazette - Newsletter. Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Society. Newsletter. Canadian Journal of Reptiles and Amphibians. The OphidioFile - Newsletter. Captive Breeding magazine Devoted to the Captive Propagation of Reptiles and Amphibians. Central Ohio Herpetological Society.
Herp Societies
Herpetological societies. Alabama. Valley Turtle and Tortoise Society; Bay Area Amphibianand reptiles Society; Northern California Herpetological Society.
http://www.herper.com/forum/societies.html

Extractions: Herpetological Societies Herpetological Societies Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota
Canadian Herpetological Resources
largest breeder of captive bred reptiles BC Ph/Fax 604359-7848. HerpetologicalSocieties. Delaware nature Society, The Alberta Reptile and amphibian Society.
http://www.vaherper.com/pages/canada.htm

Extractions: Canada Advertise on one of the Internet's most successful directories. We reach thousands of herp enthusiasts per year and consistently place in the top ten of most search engines for geographically oriented herp searches. You may purchase a specific company banner, or be listed as a page sponsor. There is no rotation, your banner appears as the ONLY banner advertising on the page you choose. For Rates and banner information, click here: Maxman Reptile Rescue MAIL Reptile Adoption Center World Widlife Fund - Canada Amphibians and Reptiles in Great Lakes Wetlands: THREATS AND CONSERVATION Amphibians of the World Amphibans and Reptiles of Ontario Amphibian calling Coordinators for Newfoundland and Labrador Amphibian Tour of Canada Amphibians and Reptiles in Great Lakes Wetlands: THREATS AND CONSERVATION Aquatic Envrionments - Reptiles of Canada Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Network Checklist of Herps in British Columbia Cold Blooded - English/Francais Site Determination of Endangered Status for the Arroyo Southwestern Toad MANITOBA PLANTS AND ANIMALS The Herp House Herptox - Effects of toxic substances on amphibians L'Herpetopage Herptox - The effects of environmental contaminants on reptiles and amphibians
HERPETOLOGY SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS
HERPETOLOGY societies ASSOCIATIONS. Society German Society for Herpetology and Amphibianand Reptile for the Study of Amphibians and reptiles Southeastern Hot
http://www.il-st-acad-sci.org/herpesoc.html
Florida Herp Bibliography, Topic Search Results
League of Florida Herpetological societies Newsletter (July)2 The reptile and amphibiancommunities of the United for taking, possession and sale of reptiles.
http://www.wildflorida.org/herpbibl/resultstopic.asp?Species=REPT&Topic=HUMA
Frog Links - Groups And Societies
Australasian Affiliation of Herpetological societies (journal only International DecliningAmphibian Populations Task Force of Amphibians and reptiles www.ukans
http://www.frogs.wwf.org.au/groups_and_links/groups_and_societies.htm

Extractions: Join now! Joining a frog group is a great way to take part in frog-conservation efforts and to learn more about frog biology. Many of the groups listed here offer regular activities such as field trips and information nights with guest speakers. ** Please note: Many of the groups listed are primarily frog-focused, others offer a slightly broader perspective on herpetology. Nevertheless, many of the groups listed are good starting points for finding out how to make contact with other frog people regionally and locally. If you know of a group in your area that isn't listed here, or if the details for your group need updating, drop us a line at frogs@wwf.org.au Australian Society of Herpetologists Inc.
ASIH Related Societies And Links
societies, herp journals, web sites, herpetologists, educational institutions, museumsand collections, and herp conservation efforts; North American amphibian
http://199.245.200.110/info/links.html

Extractions: IWR aims to catalog all www links relevant to ichthyology into an organized directory. Although this site is oriented to serve scientists, it is of use to anyone interested in fish. It includes a directory of Ichthyologists , links to collections resources sorted by taxonomy and geography, and much more. FishGopher
AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CONSERVATION
Alytes 07534973. amphibian and Reptile Conservation 1083-446X. Madagascar Reptilesand amphibians CAMP (french). Institute for Scientific Information. societies.
http://www.herpetofauna.org/

Extractions: Treefrog ( Boophis In 1987, 1,500 individuals of the rare golden toad ( Bufo periglenes ) dotted a hillside in the Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica. In two years the entire species would disappear for completely unknown reasons; no one has seen one since May of 1989. The Herpetology Library FOUNDER AND EDITOR Craig Hassapakis ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack W. Sites, Jr. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD George C. Gorman ADVISORY BOARD Allison C. Alberts Jonathan D. Ballou Aaron M. Bauer Andrew R. Blaustein Joseph T. Collins Carl Gans James Hanken Roy W. McDiarmid Russell A. Mittermeier George B. Rabb Hobart M. Smith Michael Soul EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARD Harold G. Cogger C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr. Lee A. Fitzgerald Julian C. Lee Harvey B. Lillywhite Peter V. Lindeman Joseph C. Mitchell Henry R. Mushinshy Jaime E. P faur Christopher J. Raxworthy Andrew T. Storfer
TTN 2:25
for the Conservation of reptiles and Amphibians involved in reptile or amphibianconservation efforts effort between many clubs, societies, organizations and
http://www.chelonian.org/ttn/archives/ttn2/pp25.shtml

Extractions: CRF TTN ARCHIVES INDEX Turtle and Tortoise Newsletter A Chelonian Calendar of Events can now be found at the Turtle and Tortoise Website (www.chelonian.org/TTN). This sight is maintained by Tess Cook. In order to make it as inclusive as possible, we ask that you add Tess to you newsletter mailing lists and E-mail her any special event announcements. She can be contacted at 3605 E. Robin Rd., Bloomington, IN 47401, USA; E-mail: tjcbox@ix.netcom.com The Conference Calendar for Zoology (www.york.biosis.org/free_resources/conf_cal.html) is maintained by the compilers of Zoological Record, the index to world zoological literature published by BIOSIS and the Zoological Society of London. Conference organizers who would like links to their web sites, or information on their conferences, posted on this site, should contact webmaster@york.biosis.org. A Working Guide to the Literature on Box Turtles ( Terrapene Life History, Evolution, Fossil Record, External Morphology, and Conservation. Compiled by: C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr., Florida Caribbean Science Center, U.S.G.S., 7920 N.W. 71st St., Gainesville, FL 32653. Now available at
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Canadian Herpetological societies. Alberta. The Edmonton Reptile AmphibianSociety. Westcoast Society for the Protection and Conservation of reptiles.
http://members.shaw.ca/rhacodactylus/societies.htm
Biology Links
BiologyZoologyAnimals, Insects, and PetsReptiles and amphibians. amphibian embryologytutorial; Browder The Virtual Embryo; CIW societies and Journals, top.
http://www.uoguelph.ca/zoology/devobio/linksbio.htm

Extractions: Links to Cell and Developmental Biology Sites Amphibia Biology - Miscellaneous Biology - Suppliers Biomedical Sites ... Virtual Biology Libraries Amphibia Biology - Miscellaneous Biology - Suppliers Biomedical Sites Cell and Molecular Biology Antibody Resource Page Beginner's guide to Molecular Biology Cell and Molecular Biology Online Cell Biology Graduate Program Home Page ... Yahoo! - Science:Biology:Molecular Biology
Reptiles As Pets
representing most of the herpetological societies in Australia Reptile and AmphibianInterest Group (R AIG) PO Box Society of Frogs and reptiles (SOFAR) PO Box
http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/reptiles_pets.htm

Extractions: All native reptiles are protected and you need a licence to keep any in captivity. It is illegal to keep exotic (non-Australian) reptiles in captivity. What you need to know first If you are thinking of keeping a reptile as a pet you should find out what you are letting yourself in for. A book well worth reading is "Care of Australian Reptiles in Captivity" by John Weigel. This contains lots of information on housing, feeding, breeding, diseases as well as care sheets on a whole range of species. There is also a range of booklets produced by Australian Reptile Keeper Publications, Bendigo on keeping Long-necked and Short-necked turtles, Shingleback lizards, Bearded dragons, Blue-tongue lizards and Carpet pythons . (http://www.reptilepublications.com.au) (e-mail sand@austmus.gov.au or reptiles@netcon.net.au ). Having read up on reptile keeping you will have to decide what particular animals you want to keep. Long term Commitment Remember - a reptile is a long term commitment. Turtles can live for more than 30 years, pythons for more than 15 years and lizards such as Blue-tongues for 20 years. Your pet may well outlive you.
Links
Cage Company Styles Reptilian Checks Tukes WhiteSnake reptiles. HerpetologicalSocieties Shows. National Reptile and amphibian Advisory Council New England
http://www.pythons.com/links.html
Other Great Places To Visit
Try using Herp Search from KingSnake.com! The worlds largest reptileand amphibian search engine click HERE to submit your site.
http://www.wnyherp.org/links.html

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