- monitor, short-toed
monitor V. nebulosus,
clouded monitor Subgenus Euprepiosaurus: V. bennetti, Bennett's long-tailed
monitor V. caerulivirens, turquoise...
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Currently there are
about 40
extant families of Lacertilia.
These vary considerably, e.g. in shades, colours, and sizes. For example, the
largest representative...
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finschi belongs to the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus along with the
closely related Ceram mangrove monitor, Var**** (
Euprepiosaurus) cerambonensis, and the peach-throated...
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Varanidae family. It
belongs to the V. dore****
group of the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus. Two
subspecies have been described: V. d. dore**** (Meyer, 1874) V...
- T; Schmitz, A; Koch, A; Böhme, W (2007). "A
review of the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus of Var**** (Squamata: Varanidae):
Morphological and
molecular phylogeny...
- of the V.
prasinus species group (sometimes
referred to as
subgenus Euprepiosaurus) are
found east of Lydekker’s line in the Indo-Australian Archipelago...
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Ziegler T,
Schmitz A, Koch A, Böhme W (2007). "A
review of the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus of Var**** (Squamata: Varanidae):
morphological and
molecular phylogeny...
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mangrove monitor (Var**** indicus), with both
belonging to the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus. The
quince monitor has a
bright yellow head, legs, back and tail. There...
- the
Louisiade and
Tanimbar Archipelagos with a key to the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus".
Journal of
Natural History. 57 (13–16): 947–975. doi:10.1080/00222933...
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lizard native to New Guinea. Var****
jobiensis belongs to the
subgenus Euprepiosaurus,
which includes species such as the blue-tailed
monitor and mangrove...
