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• The herbivorous green iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ) can reproduce rapidly in wilderness habitats.
• The exact phylogenetic position of the clade containing mosasaurids and their closest relatives ( aigialosaurids and Iguana iguana"
• Throckmorton ( 1976 ) compared " Iguana iguana " and " Uromastyx aegyptia " and found distinct similarities and differences between the taxa.
• There are also few Green Iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ), considered an invasive species which needs to be excluded from the reserve.
• Other animals observed on the island include the cane toad ( " Rhinella marina " ) and green iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ).
• The common Green Iguana, ( " Iguana iguana " ), has been introduced from Honduras and is well-established on Grand Cayman as an invasive species.
• There are a number of lizards ranging in size from just over an inch or two in length to the huge long green iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ).
• In " Iguana iguana " the pterygoid teeth aid in stabilizing the food, whereas the dentary of " Uromastyx " moves back to accomplish the same task.
• The San Ignacio Resort Hotel in San Ignacio established a Green Iguana Project in 1996 in order to proliferate the population of the Green Iguanas " ( Iguana iguana ) ".
• Parque Seminario ( also known as " Parque de Las Iguanas " or Iguana Park ) is home to many iguanas ( " Iguana iguana " ), some of which approach in length.
• There has been a marked preference for the green iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ) over the black iguana ( " Ctenosaura pectinata " ) in the region, though both are eaten.
• Access to Utila may have involved over-water dispersal during hurricanes, as is known for " Iguana iguana " in the Lesser Antilles or a land bridge to the mainland lost during the close of the last ice age.
• The species, " Iguana iguana ", is not indigenous to Martinique and the reptiles are thought to have arrived by boat from either French Guyana or the 蝜es des Saintes and thrived in the fort area after their release or escape.
• The Green Iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ) has become popular in the pet trade & ndash; over 800, 000 animals were imported into the United States alone during 1995, primarily originating from captive farming operations based in their native countries ( Honduras, El Salvador, Colombia, and Panama ).
• Gobiguania was given a phylogenetic definition by Jack Conrad and Mark Norell in 2007 as all taxa more closely related to " Anchaurosaurus gilmorei " than to " Iguana iguana " ( the green iguana ), " Crotaphytus collaris " ( the common collared lizard ), or " Agama agama " ( the common agama ).
• Based on their distribution and habitat requirements on surrounding islands, one might expect the following species to be present as well : " Iguana iguana ", " Hemidactylus mabouia ", " Mabuya mabouya ", and " Amphisbaena fenestrata " . " Iguana pinguis ", a species endemic to the Puerto Rico Bank, has been extirpated from most developed islands in the region, but might survive on one or more of the islands in the study area.
• Durrell's overseas projects in other Caribbean islands include the Lesser Antillean iguana ( " Iguana delicatissima " ) on Anguilla, the Antiguan racer ( " Alsophis antiguae " ) on Antigua, the Saint Lucia iguana ( " Iguana iguana " ), the Saint Lucia amazon ( " Amazona versicolor " ) and Saint Lucia whiptail ( " Cnemidophorus vanzoi " ) on Saint Lucia, the blue iguana ( " Cyclura lewisi " ) on Grand Cayman, and the Cuban solenodon ( " Solenodon cubanus " ) on Cuba.