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Posted by: chris_mcmartin at Sat Jan 31 14:20:00 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chris_mcmartin ]  
   

I'm using Cogger's humongous book/paperweight for the bulk of my identifications. It doesn't even list the two Amphibolurus species you mentioned, nor the S. roperi. Do you have a reference I can pursue in that respect?



>>The skink is Carlia amax



Doesn't look like the picture in Cogger, but if that's the prevalent ground skink in Kakadu, I'll take your word for it.



>>Your "Varanus panoptes looks more like Varanus mertensi



I admit that the coloration is not what I would've expected from panoptes, but the habitat and location was WAY off for it to be mertensi.



and I one shot of the "Varanus scalaris"..looks more like Varanus tristis orientalis.



Well, that one I am really undecided on!






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