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The Alligator Lizard |
| On this page: References for the alligator lizard, the A entry in Amazing British Columbia: A Natural History From A To Z |
One alphabet book cannot tell everything about the alligator lizard. The references below include information about the photographer and links to other sites with more information about the alligator lizard.
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- Alligator lizard photographer
- Other photos of the alligator lizard
- Reading about the alligator lizard
- Links to more information about the aligator lizard
- What can you tell about the alligator lizard?
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Brian Smart, Photographer of the alligator lizard
Brian Smart came to Gibsons Elementary school where I teach to talk to the children about the forest. He showed us many photos, including one of the alligator lizard. I was so pleased when he agreed to let me put the photo in Amazing British Columbia.Other Photos of the Alligator Lizard
- This photo shows the full tail of the lizard. (Opens in a new window)
Reading About the Alligator Lizard
This is the article I read about the alligator lizard.- Orchard, Stan A. (1984) "Amphibians and Reptiles of B.C.: An Ecological Review." Province of British Columbia: Ministry of Forests.
Not all are about alligator lizards, but they are cousins and other relatives. (This link opens in a new window.)Links to More About the Alligator Lizard
- Reptiles of BC (Opens in a new window)
- Canadian Museum of Nature (Opens in a new window)
- BC reptile colouring pages (Opens in a new window)
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