college paper on blue tongue skinks

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college paper on blue tongue skinks

Postby Tula_girl » Sun Oct 28, 2007 3:43 pm

Hi everyone, I am a wildlife biology undergrad at University of Nevada Reno and for my 'animals in human cultures' class I am writing a paper about the cultural significance of blue tongue skinks in australian culture. I was wondering if any of the australians on this forum could help me and give me some information on the significance of the blueys in australia today and what is being done to protect this group of lizards. I've also been trying to find information on why Australia is so strict on exportation of it's wildlife. Any information anybody has would be greatly appreciated.

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Postby Fatal_S » Sun Oct 28, 2007 6:29 pm

Good luck with your paper! The only thing I know about from Australia is Blue Tongue Beer and the book Pink Tongue, Blue Tongue. Oh, and if you figure out a way around those nasty export laws, send me a line :wink: :D I'm sure the aussies will be able to tell you tons.
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Postby NomadOfTheHills » Sun Oct 28, 2007 10:51 pm

I would try to get a hand on "BLUE-TONGUED SKINKS
Contributions to Tiliqua and Cyclodomorphus" written by Shea et al. I have this book, and it has a nice section on aborinigals and blue tongues.


Wildlife Biology undergrad as well ;)

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