Description
Explore the fascinating world of Dragon Lizards of Australia with this comprehensive guide that is a must-have for reptile enthusiasts and researchers alike. This brand new publication, ISBN 9781921833496, is the definitive resource on Australian Dragon Lizards, detailing their unique origins, life history, habitat, and distribution. Dive into the rich biodiversity of Australia's lizards, home to nearly 800 distinct species, including a diverse array of geckoes, skinks, goannas, and of course, the captivating dragons.
This publication is crafted to convey the authors' deep admiration for these remarkable reptiles. The authors, with their extensive knowledge and experience, provide insights into the evolutionary lineages represented in Australia's harsh yet incredible ecosystems. Each Australian dragon species is meticulously documented, featuring the latest taxonomic classifications, stunning illustrations, and detailed maps. Perfect for students, researchers, and snake and lizard lovers, this book will enhance your understanding and appreciation of these extraordinary creatures.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781921833496
Year: 2019
Publisher: Museum Victoria
Description:
The only title available on Australian Dragon Lizards including the most recent understanding of their origins and life history.
Australia's mostly hot dry continent is home to nearly 800 described species and the seven Australian families represent four evolutionary lineages; three families of geckoes and flap-footed (legless) lizards; skinks; goannas and dragons. Australia is a land of lizards, with an amazing diversity of species that rivals any other country on earth.
The authors aim to convey their admiration for these amazing animals and share the knowledge and experience gained from working with them. Provided are the most recent understanding of their origins, life history, habitat and distribution. Also included is an individual account of all of Australia's dragon species, featuring the most up to date taxonomic classification. Each is described, illustrated and mapped.
This publication is crafted to convey the authors' deep admiration for these remarkable reptiles. The authors, with their extensive knowledge and experience, provide insights into the evolutionary lineages represented in Australia's harsh yet incredible ecosystems. Each Australian dragon species is meticulously documented, featuring the latest taxonomic classifications, stunning illustrations, and detailed maps. Perfect for students, researchers, and snake and lizard lovers, this book will enhance your understanding and appreciation of these extraordinary creatures.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781921833496
Year: 2019
Publisher: Museum Victoria
Description:
The only title available on Australian Dragon Lizards including the most recent understanding of their origins and life history.
Australia's mostly hot dry continent is home to nearly 800 described species and the seven Australian families represent four evolutionary lineages; three families of geckoes and flap-footed (legless) lizards; skinks; goannas and dragons. Australia is a land of lizards, with an amazing diversity of species that rivals any other country on earth.
The authors aim to convey their admiration for these amazing animals and share the knowledge and experience gained from working with them. Provided are the most recent understanding of their origins, life history, habitat and distribution. Also included is an individual account of all of Australia's dragon species, featuring the most up to date taxonomic classification. Each is described, illustrated and mapped.