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I've been having a nasty time finding any good pics and info on
T.longilineus, and T.quadrilineatus (aka T.cerradensis). Any help here would be much appreciated. Ron?
Gary D
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I wish I could help ya but I also have not seen any good pics or info on these species to date so if ya happen to find some I'd appreciate a heads up on them.
Ron St Pierre
RSCBR
What I know so far is:
T.quadralineatus (1997)= striped tegu. A central brazilian species. T.cerradensis (1998)is now included.
T.duseni (1910)= yellow tegu. Found in the province of Parana, Brazil. Officially reclassified with T.rufescens by CITES.
T.longilineus (1995)= Rondonia tegu. Found only in the small and remote regions of Rondonia and Amazonas, Brazil. relatively small animal (8" SVL), know by only 4 specimens.
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Here's some pics I've found
Tupinambis quadrilineatus
http://www.snomnh.ou.edu/personnel/herpetology/vitt/Cerrado/Media/T. quadriineatus.jpg
http://geocities.yahoo.com.br/magcancado/MC3.gif
Tupinambis duseni
http://www.herpetocerrado.hpg.ig.com.br/reptilia/lagartos/tduseni.html
http://www.snomnh.ou.edu/personnel/herpetology/vitt/Cerrado/Media/T. duseni.jpg
Also Callopistes flavipunctatus (fake monitor, monitor tegu, or Peruvian Tegu), from Peru
http://www.tropicario.com/galleria/liskot/teiju.htm
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