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Text: Reptiles.		 Illustration: Crocodile (Crocodylus sp).
   

Featured Reptiles
Crocodiles.
Crocodiles		Flying Reptiles.
Flying Reptiles		Green Anaconda.
Green Anaconda		Leatherback Turtle.
Leatherback Turtle

A
-  American Alligator

C
-  Crocodiles

G
-  Galapagos Land Iguana

I
-  Indian Gavial

K
-  Komodo Dragon

N
-  Northern Alligator Lizard

S
- Snakes
   -  Boa Constrictor
   -  Common Garter Snake
   -  Gray Ratsnake
   -  Green Anaconda
   -  Massasauga Rattlesnake
   -  Racer
   -  Royal Python

T
- Turtles
   -  Common Green Turtle
   -  Common Snapping Turtle
   -  Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle
   -  Kemp's Ridley
   -  Leatherback Turtle
   -  Loggerhead Turtle
 

Text: Prehistoric Reptiles.

F
-  Flying Reptiles

H
-  Hylonomus: The Earliest Reptile


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