- The
Komodo dragon (Var****
komodoensis), also
known as the
Komodo monitor, is a
large reptile of the
monitor lizard family Varanidae that is
endemic to...
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thought to have had a
similar ecology to the
living Komodo dragon (Var****
komodoensis)
which may be its
closest living relative. The
youngest fossil remains...
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perentie V. gouldii, Gould's monitor, sand monitor, sand
goanna V.
komodoensis,
Komodo dragon V. mertensi, Mertens'
monitor V.
panoptes V. p. panoptes...
- Norman, J. A. (2009). "A
central role for
venom in
predation by Var****
komodoensis (Komodo Dragon) and the
extinct giant Var**** (Megalania) priscus". Proceedings...
- A
young Komodo dragon, Var****
komodoensis,
produced through parthenogenesis.
Komodo dragons can
produce offspring both
through ****ual
reproduction and...
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occupy the
first seven places.
Komodo dragon (Var****
komodoensis) The
Komodo dragon (Var****
komodoensis) is the
largest living lizard in the world, with...
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initially established to
conserve the
unique Komodo dragon (Var****
komodoensis),
first discovered by the
scientific world in 1912
through Lieutenant...
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morphological subgroups. Some
species of Varanidae, such as Var****
komodoensis, or the
Komodo dragon, have been
found to
produce venom.
Previous research...
- that
includes the lace
monitor (V. varius) and the
Komodo dragon (V.
komodoensis).
Morphological considerations suggest that the
megalania (V. priscus)...
- horridum) Some
members of the
genus Var****, such as the
Komodo dragon (V.
komodoensis),
perentie (V. giganteus), and lace
monitor (V. varius) Some scientists...
