Archives of The Cold Blooded News

The Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society

Volume 29, 2002

Index of Articles

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November, 2002

• Young Investi-'gator' Discovers Ancient Sensory System on Snouts of Crocodilians
• Little Tiny Turtle
• Scientific Collecting, Voucher Specimens, And Things Like That
• Turtle Quandary: Endangered Species Complicates Car Debate On Galveston Island
• Natural History Notes: Genus Gopherus
• The Pet Store
• The Surinam Toad
• Scientists Spy Dozens of New Frog Species in Sri Lanka
• Man Discovers Snake in Computer

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October, 2002

• Beautiful Loser
• Jaws
• Too Hard to Swallow?
• Scientist Finds Jaw Bumps Help Gators Find Prey
• Australian Frog -- First Vertebrate to Make Poison
• Sunbeam Snake
• Catching Turtles in their Backyard Pond
• Federal Plan Set to Destroy Frogs
• Whiptail Systematics

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September, 2002

• "Keeping the Bad Things at Bay"
• TORTOISES: Do They Need To Drink?
• Sonoran Gopher Snake (Pituohpis melanoleucus affinis)
• Flying Snakes 'Swim Through the Air' (Paradise Tree Snake)
• Scientists: Spill Killed 15,000 Iguanas
• Taiwan Beauty Snake
• Lessons
• Frog Sings Like A Bird
• Hatchery-Reared Boreal Toads Released

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August, 2002

• Reproduction and Captive Husbandry of Argus Monitors
• Ticks
• Spring Frenzy
• Jamaican Iguanas at the Fort Worth Zoo
• Monitoring Possible Botulism E Outbreak Along Lake Erie
• Herbicide Blamed for Frog Mutation
• Tidbits of Information: Tiger Salamander

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July, 2002

• The King and I
• The Legend of Kauila at Punalu'u
• Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas)
• The Endangered Herper
• Can Reptiles and Amphibians Teach us the Secrets to Regeneration?

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June, 2002

• Pituophis Taxonomy
• Thick-Tailed Gecko
• Carpet Python
• Could They or Couldn't They?
• Australian Velvet Geckos

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May, 2002

• Survival Technique by a Short Tailed Pygmy Monitor Varanus brevicauda in a Flood Situation
• Life History of the Sea Turtle
• More on Monty the Python
• Leopard Geckos: Their Care and Breeding
• Northern Blue-tongued Skink
• Green Tree Python

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April, 2002

• Lizards And Salamanders May Use Lungs To Hear, Study Says
• Northern Mexican Pine Snakes: Pituophis deppei jani
• Caiman Lizards: Snail Smashers From South America
• Fossil Leads To Discovery Of A Tiny Crocodile
• Training in How to Handle Reptiles Will Be Offered to Rescue Personnel
• Mystery Virus Ravages UK Frogs
• Snakes Slither Back Into Ireland
• Digest Quickly, Eat More
• Sanford Drives Out Snakes, And Local Snake Wholesaler
• Tuatara Sex Debate

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March, 2002

• Aurora Man Strangled By Pet Python
• Black Pine Snakes (Pituophis melanoleucus lodingi)
• The King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah)
• Wandering Newts
• Ask the Vet
• "Therms" of Endearment
• On Keeping Large Snakes

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February, 2002

• The Horned Lizards - Genus Phrynosoma
• Why This 162-year-old Tortoise Bites Toenails
• Turtle Farmers Seek Relaxed Restrictions on Pet Sales
• "SuperCroc" Fossil Found in Sahara
• Real Florida: Leave the big boys alone
• Force Feeding Lizards

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January, 2002

• Shh! The Snake May Hear You
• Where have all the frogs gone?
• T. rex relative called dino-mite find
• World's Smallest Lizard Discovered in the Caribbean
• Ask the Vet
• Monstrous Croc Dined on Dinosaurs
• Village Wants Disposal Crocodiles
• It's a nice style and we'll keep it
• Location of Fruit Using only Airborne Odor Cues by a Lizard
• The Tortoise and The Onion

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