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Scientists discover two new remarkably-colored lizards in the Peruvian Amazon

Posted on March 21, 2013 by Kay

Mongabay: Scientists have discovered two new species of woodlizards from the Peruvian Amazon. Woodlizards, in the genus Enyalioides, are little-known reptiles with only 10 described species found in South and Central America. Described in a new paper in ZooKeys, both new woodlizards were found in Cordillera Azul National Park, the nations third-largest. Continue reading →

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Scientists discover two new remarkably-colored lizards in the Peruvian Amazon

Posted on March 21, 2013 by Kay

Mongabay: Scientists have discovered two new species of woodlizards from the Peruvian Amazon. Continue reading →

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Canadian Oil Pipeline Plan Meets Resistance

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Kay

National Public Radio: The Canadian oil company TransCanada plans to expand a pipeline to transport crude oil from Alberta to Texas through the central U.S. The proposal has sparked debate on both sides of the border about energy security, the environment and safety. Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: both-sides

Scientists discover two new remarkably-colored lizards in the Peruvian Amazon

Scientists discover two new remarkably-colored lizards in the Peruvian Amazon

Canadian Oil Pipeline Plan Meets Resistance

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