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Links to Articles on Peru Wildlife
Manu Biosphere Reserve
Mammals
- Sympatric White-lipped Peccary and Collared Peccary by Dr. Paul D. Haemig, 2005.
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- Mammals Survey At Tambopata Research Center by Cesar F. Ascorra1 and Gabriela Orihuela V. Study
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Birds
- Drawing of the new species of Twistwing (Cnipodectes) discovered recently.
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Reptiles
- Lizards from the Paracas National Reserve by Alessandro Catenazzi. Great photographs.
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- Road Cruising in the Amazon by Matt Russell, Reptiles magazine, March 2001. Good
photographs of snakes.
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- A Look at Caiman Lizards. (Dracaena guianensis & Dracaena paraguayensis) by Matt
Russell, Reptiles magazine, Oct. 2000.
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- Aquatic Turtles of the Upper Amazon, Iquitos, Peru by Matt Russell, Mar. 1999.
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- A Checklist With Common Names Of The Reptiles Of The Peruvian Lower Amazon by William W. Lamar, 1998.
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- Amphibian & Reptile Species Of San Martin, North East Peru by Rainer Schulte, 1999.
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- Herps of Manu National Park, by K. Svara and J.C. Chaparro. Photographs of lizards
and snakes.
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Amphibians
- New Treefrog Found at Wayquechas Research Station - Hyla antoniiochoai by Juan Carlos
Chaparro. A second specimen was found in 2006, confirming the existence of the new species.
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General
- Mapping of endemic species in the Andes-Amazon region of Peru - birds, mammals, amphibians and plants. Detailed lists and maps.
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- Rapid Biological Inventory at Zona Reservada Megantoni by The Field Museum, April 25-May
13, 2004. The team found 12 herp species new to science - 7 amphibians, 4 lizards, and 1 snake. Detailed reports can be downloaded.
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- Rapid Biological Inventory in Northeastern Peru by The Field Museum, 3-21 August 2003. Lowland forests in the broad interfluvium between the Amazon and Putumayo rivers were surveyed. Detailed reports can be downloaded.
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- Tourism Development and the Status of Neotropical Lowland Wildlife in Tambopata, South-eastern Peru: Recommendations for Tourism and Conservation. 1998.
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