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• Relict populations of the West African crocodile persisted in the Draa river until the 20th century.
• Relict populations of the West African crocodile persisted in the Hoggar Mountains until the early 20th century.
• Relict populations of the West African crocodile persisted in the Tassili n'Ajjer until the 20th century.
• The conservation situation is more grim in central and west Africa presumably for both the Nile and west African crocodiles.
• In modern times, Mauritanian traditional peoples who live in close proximity to West African crocodiles revere them and protect them from harm.
• West African crocodiles in Mauritania have adapted to their arid environment by staying in caves or burrows in a state of 鎠tivation during the driest periods.
• It may be closely related to Neotropical crocodiles like the Orinoco crocodile, or to other African crocodiles like " Crocodylus anthropophagus " and " Crocodylus thorbjarnarsoni ".
• A smaller population from Mali, the Sahara Desert and elsewhere in West Africa reaches only in length, but it is now largely recognized as a separate species, the West African crocodile.
• The broad category of Nile crocodile attacks were segmented into West African crocodile and " Crocodylus niloticus " ( the Nile Crocodile ) species to get a clear understanding of their respective attack zones.
• DNA from West African crocodiles has indicated that, unlike the Nile crocodile, it is most closely related to east Asian species, such as the Philippine crocodile ( " Crocodylus mindorensis " ), than other extant crocodilians.
• The "'Nile crocodile "'( " Crocodylus niloticus " ) is an African crocodile and may be considered the second largest extant reptile in the world, after the saltwater crocodile ( " Crocodylus porosus " ).
• :Three species of crocodiles reported are : slender-snouted crocodile ( " Mecistpos cataphractus " ), West African dwarf crocodile " ( Osteolaemus tetraspis ) " and West African crocodile; the first two are on the endangered list.
• The best piece of business in Tuesday night's program, aside from hearing Attenborough enthuse about crocs as " an early evolutionary bull's-eye, " is a night shot of African crocodiles scuffling with lions over a fresh kill.
• However, largely due to a lack of robust scientific study on the range, life history and interspecies relations of the West African crocodile with the Nile crocodile, traditional authorities such as IUCN have yet to formally recognize the West African as a true species.
• Other fossil species from Africa are retained in " Crocodylus " and appear to be closely related to the Nile crocodile : namely " Morelet's ( " Crocodylus moreletii " ) and Orinoco crocodile ( " Crocodylus intermedius " ), than to the West African crocodile or other extant African crocodilians.
• There has been an inconsistency with the way the power suits work, as they have been shown to activate with and without discs ( or with a disc from a creature somewhat related to another, such activating the gharial crocodile disc with African crocodile DNA ), with a button ( standard ) or vocally ( happened once ), and with primary DNA ( from the physical animal ) or secondary DNA ( from one activated power suit to another ).
• In addition to numerous scientific papers, articles in popular magazines and newspapers, and the poster " The Tony Pooley Guide to the Nile Crocodile and other African Crocodiles " ( with John Visser ) Tony also wrote " Kwazulu / Natal Wildlife Destinations ( A Guide to the Game Reserves, Resorts, Private Nature Reserves, Ranches and wildlife Areas of Kwazulu / Natal ) " with an introduction by Ian Player, ( Southern Book Publishers, 1995 ).