leguan
Varanus latin

Leguan has five elementary schools and one secondary school.

Leguan has an estimated population of 4,200 living in 27 demarcated villages.

Leguan is primarily a rice farming and cattle rearing community.

The primary mode of transportation on Leguan is bicycle.

In terms of public transportation, Leguan has a handful of taxis, buses, and horsecarts.

The Bundeswehr is testing the Leguan on Leopard 2 chassis.

Leguan is of roughly 82% East Indian ancestry and 17% African ancestry.

Leguan is situated in the Essequibo River, next to another island named Wakenaam.

Brains moved to different direction, and Szakacsi brought together another short lived project for a 1996 summer tour with members of the punk band, Leguan.

Sisu Leguan - bridging vehicle (9 vehicles)

He had his first small role in the feature movie Wer küsst schon einen Leguan?

Wer küsst schon einen Leguan?

Psychedelic Chill (Leguan 2002)

"Matatu's favorite delicacy, leguan."

German: In Meinem Schuh ist ein Leguan.

It contains the large islands at the mouth of the Essequibo, including Hog Island, Wakenaam and Leguan.

Various - Goa-Head Volume 25 (2xCD) (Leguan Records 2008)

Once launched, the 26 meter LEGUAN bridge can support a 70 ton vehicle moving at 16 km/h or 9.94 miles per hour.

Leguan Island is a small island situated in the delta of the Essequibo River on the coast of Guyana, South America.

- 9 Leguan AVLB (Armoured Vehicle launched Bridge)

In those years, Michel Montecrossa began to publish poems in various magazines including the literary magazine 'Der Leguan' by Gerhard Merz.

Leguan is served by the Guyana Department of Transport and Harbours with two daily round-trips to and from Parika with large engine vessels.

(Transient Records, Psychic Deli, Leguan, Phantasm Records, BNE and many more)

Granite stone came from the Dalli and Wolga quarries on the Essequibo River, and the sand came from Leguan Island.

Leguan only received electricity services from Guyana Power & Light company in 1997 and telephone services, both land-line and cellular, from Guyana Telephone & Telegraph in 1999.

Lord Vishnu appears in the form of a varanus here.

In the wild Varanus mitchelli will make for water if it is disturbed.

Varanus can also increase its metabolic rate, like mammals but often more effectively.

Monitor lizards (Varanus) can still be seen occasionally on its shore.

Varanus mitchelli reaches a length of up to 70 cm.

Varanus caerulivirens can grow up to about 110 cm in total length.

Varanus melinus has a black reticulation on the lower part of its neck.

The colouration of Varanus keithhornei is dark black on the upper side.

Varanidae contains the living genus Varanus and some extinct groups.

Varanus eremius spends its life on the ground and seldom climbs trees.

Varanus niloticus has been demonstrated to be capable of parthenogenesis.

The possibility of venom in the Varanus genus is widely debated.

Ouwens named the species Varanus komodoensis in a publication of 1912.

It is a close relative of Varanus, the genus that includes most living monitor lizards.

The coloration of Varanus glebopalma on the back shows a black ground color with some light brown scales.

It is one of the three subspecies of Varanus albigularis.

The latter has since been elevated to full-species status as Varanus finschi.

Although carnivorous, at least one species (Varanus olivaceus) is known to consume fruit.

The dark head of Varanus finschi is speckled with many yellowish spots.

For example, Varanus baritji has a bright yellow underside.

Varanus palawanensis, is a monitor lizard endemic to the Philippines.

At high temperatures a powerful pumping movement of the mouth and neck takes place in the large monitor lizard Varanus.

The throat of Varanus juxtindicus lacks a noticeable pattern.

The savannah monitor lizard: the truth about Varanus exanthematicus.

Varanus palawanensis belongs to the subgenus Soterosaurus with these other species.