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    Study of Chromosomal and DNA Damage Baseline Level in Two Subspecies of Chamaeleo chamaeleon in Egypt Using Micronucleus and Comet Assays…

    “Conclusion: the genetic damage baseline level was identical in both C. c. chamaeleon inhabiting El-Dabaa (Marsa Matrouh) and C. c. musae inhabiting El-Arish (North Sinai) of Egypt that confirmed the safety of their habitats.”…...
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    Emergency and Critical Care Medicine of Reptiles…

    https://veteriankey.com/emergency-and-critical-care-medicine-of-reptiles/
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    Exploring the global animal biodiversity in the search for new drugs - Reptiles….

    “the impact on biodiversity loss due to human causes (habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change) must be controlled through proper national legislation, enforced controls, as well as cultural shifts in public attitudes towards the environment. Obviously, procedures against the release...
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    SYSTEMATICS AND SIGNALLING OF MADAGASCAN CHAMELEONS OF THE CALUMMA NASUTUM GROUP…

    “In this dissertation I evaluate, based on a taxonomic revision of Calumma nasutum group, the significance of mitochondrial lineages for species delimitation and promote micro- computed tomography (micro-CT) as an additional tool for integrative taxonomy. The second part deals with the discovery...
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    What's that Hooting Sound? A Survey on Novel Sound Producing Mechanisms in Chameleons..

    “Scientist Kenneth Barnett was the first to discover the chameleon “hoot”. One day he was handling Zappa, his pet veiled chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) when he noticed that it was producing a buzzing sound from an area just in front of its front legs”…...
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    Chameleon eye…drawing…

    Amazing…
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    Gut microbial ecology of lizards: Insights into diversity in the wild, effects of captivity, variation across gut regions and transmission..

    Interesting article although not specifically about chameleons… “we elucidate four major findings: (i) closely-related lizard species harbor distinct gut bacterial microbiota that remain distinguishable in captivity; a considerable portion of gut bacterial diversity (39.1%) in nature overlap...
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    Anthropogenic reverberations on the gut microbiome of dwarf chameleons (Bradypodion)…

    “The present study generated the first descriptions of the microbiomes within dwarf chameleon foreguts and hindguts. Our results demonstrated that bacterial diversity of dwarf chameleon microbiomes showed high similarity to other squamates, indicating that Bradypodion microbiomes are typical for...
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    Antimicrobial defense mechanisms in reptile eggs…

    “the eggs of non-avian reptiles contain multiple factors to protect the embryo from damage due to microbial infection”… https://libstore.ugent.be/fulltxt/RUG01/003/008/178/RUG01-003008178_2021_0001_AC.pdf
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    Chameleon jewelry…

    Pendants… https://www.thomassabo.com/CA/en_CA/pd/charm-pendant-chameleon/0839-007-6.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=pla&utm_campaign=CA_en_GS_Shopping_PMax_Low_Volume&utm_id=21506242522&utm_term=&utm_content=&utm_creative_format=&utm_marketing_tactic=&gad_source=1...
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    Branching out: perch diameter and orientation affect pull strength in chameleons (genus: Bradypodion) …

    “Our results show that the habitat has perches that are on average wider than for B. ventrale with a greater size range. The performance of B. pumilum was less impacted by perch diameter and pull direction suggesting that B. pumilum is able to use perches of different diameters in their more...
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    Ddermatomycosis by Paranannizziopsis australasiensis in two panther chameleons (Furcifer pardalis)..

    “Fungi of the genera Nannizziopsis and Paranannizziopsis have long been known to cause severe skin diseases in various reptiles. These include species feared in herpetocolture such as CANV (Chrysosporium Anamorph of Nannizziopsis vriesii) and Nannizziopsis dermatitidis, which are apparently...
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    THE STRANGE CASE OF CHARLOTTE'S TONGUE-SWALLOWING…

    “Warning: I have years of experience working with animals at vet clinics and wildlife centers. Do not attempt to pull out the tongue yourself unless you feel very confident that you will not cause more harm than good. When in any type of doubt, wait until you can reach a vet.”…...
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    The Biology of Chameleons…

    “In putting together this book, we stand on the shoulders of others. The extensive bibliog- raphy presented here spans centuries, and the resulting body of literature is based on the work of researchers who dedicated their minds to a deeper understanding of chameleons.”…...
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    Splitting Werneri and Jackson’s species…maybe more discussion about other interesting differences..

    Moving this post in this thread to here… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/jackson’s-chameleon-need-sub-species-identification.194423/ @Motherlode Chameleon said…“That is an interesting video about Trioceros jacksonii ssp. I am flipping through my "Mountain Dragons" book by Jan Stipala. I...
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    Hidden in Plain Sight: How Ventral Line Markings in Chameleons May Enhance Camouflage…

    “These results suggest that ventral line markings (and the ring-flip behavior) could act as a disruptive or mimetic coloration marking for arboreal chameleons against visual diurnal predators.”… https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26807752/
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    MULTICENTRIC SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA IN A PANTHER CHAMELEON: CASE STUDY…

    “The potential involvement of papillomavirus in the onset of SCC or MSCCIS in both humans and animals has been documented. ”… https://agmv.ro/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/23_26_Bel.pdf
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    A review of twinning in lizards and a report of Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) twin births…

    “Regarding the causes of twinning, scientific articles on wild and captive cases hypothesise aberrant incubation conditions, such as atypical temperatures and humidity, infections, inbreeding or genetic mutations (especially in conjoined twins).”...
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    New species of Choleoeimeria (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from C. calyptratus, with taxonomic revision of eimerian coccidia from chameleons…

    “Isospora jaracimrmani is a significant pathogen in breeding colonies of veiled chameleons”… https://folia.paru.cas.cz/pdfs/fol/2006/02/02.pdf
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    No longer single! Description of female Calumma vatosoa (Squamata, Chamaeleonidae) including a review of the species and its systematic position…

    “Calumma vatosoa is a Malagasy chameleon species that has until now been known only from the male holotype and a photograph of an additional male specimen. In this paper we describe females of the chameleon Calumma vatosoa for the first time, as well as the skull osteology of this species. The...
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