Vol. 4 No. 1 - International Varanid Interest Group

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BIAWAK Quarterly Journal of Varanid Biology and Husbandry Issn 1936-296X Volume 4 number 1 March 2010 Organizational News............................................................................................................... 4 News Notes............................................................................................................................. 5 geographic Distribution and Habitat use of Monitor Lizards of the North Moluccas .........................................................................................................VALTER S-Å WEIJOLA 7 Varanus spenceri: A Last Supper of grasshoppers (Acrididae) ......................pATRIcIA A. WOOLLEY, MARTIN J. STEINBAuER and gREg MIFSuD 24 parthenogenesis in an Ornate Nile Monitor, Varanus ornatus ................................................................................................................JAMES HENNESSY 26 Book Reviews.......................................................................................................................... 31 Recent publications.................................................................................................................. 42 © 2010 International Varanid Interest group Varanus albigularis. Hluhluwe Imfolozi game Reserve, South Africa. photograph by Jo-anne Hounsom.
ORgANIZATIONAL NEWS new Web editor The International Varanid Interest group welcomes Ryan Oberto to the editorial board as web editor. A new IVIg website, which will continue to host Biawak and an assortment of educational resources, is currently in development and should be online soon. IVIG logo designs Due to unforseen complications, decision of the winning insignia design for the IVIg has been delayed, and will be decided shortly, with the winning design announced in the next issue of Biawak. . Call for papers on the Herpetoculture of Varanids Biawak is currently seeking papers describing the husbandry, breeding, and management of varanids in captivity. Submissions from private hobbyists and zoos are both welcomed. Assistance with manuscript preparation is available to those who inquire. For additional information, please contact submissions@varanidae.org Varanus gouldii. Ewaninga Rock carvings conservation Reserve, Northern Territory, Australia. photograph by ed loveridge Varanus salvator tracks. Teluk Kampi, penang National park, Malaysia photograph by Chris liberty chris@ chrisliberty.com 4
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