Archives of The Cold Blooded News

The Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society

Volume 30, 2003

Index of Articles

| Archives |

November, 2003

• Ridge-Tail Monitor (Varanus acanthurus)
• Gambelia wislizenii (Baird and Girard, 1852) - Long-nosed Leopard Lizard
• Welsh scientist finds new snake species
• Herp of the Month: Frilled Dragon
• Housing For Your Box Turtle
• Earliest Salamanders Discovered
• Better Than Duct Tape
• Meet The World's First Self Cloning Python
• The Man Behind The Purple Frog

| Top |

October, 2003

• The Reticulated Python, Revisited
• Where the Lizard Is King
• SARS Troubles Hong Kong Snake Merchants
• Indigenous Herps of the Northwest: Northern Alligator Lizards
• Box Turtle Hibernation
• Rare Two-headed Tortoise Found in South Africa
• Desert Lizards, Captive Husbandry and Propagation
• Lizards' Family Values

| Top |

September, 2003

• What Do You Do With 2,000 Slightly Used Frogs?
• The Painted Turtle
• Off Road Vehicle Groups File Suit
• What is a Horned Lizard?
• János Xántus and Fort Tejon, or How the Night Lizards Got Their Name
• REPTILE ROYALTY - Prairie Kingsnake
• The Cape Gopher Snake
• Star Tortoise (Geochelone elegans)

| Top |

July, 2003

• Male Lizard Cooperation Adds New Wrinkle To Evolutionary Theory
• Venomous and Sublime: The Viper Tells Its Tale
• Crocodilians Have the Ability to Swallow Prey Underwater
• Reptile Connection Owner Charged With Maryland's Animal Cruelty Statute

| Top |

June, 2003

• Threatened Asian Turtles Come to North Carolina
• The Texas Rat Snake (Elaphe obsoleta lindheimeri)
• Range and Habitats of the Desert Tortoise
• Growing Fast or Living Longer, Take Your Pick
• African Clawed Frog
• Natural Freeze-Tolerance In Hatchling Painted Turtles?
• Eastern Indigo Snake

| Top |

All articles listed on this page were written for or reprinted in The Cold Blooded News, the monthly Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society.