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Attum, O. et. al. 2000. The Agnostic Behaviour of Bosc's Monitor (Varanus exanthematicus Bosc, 1792) in captivity. Herpetological Bulletin 73:22-26

Balsai, M. 1997b. Monitors and Omnivory. Vivarium, July, August, 8(6):73

Balsai, M. 1997c. Diets for Monitors. Vivarium, Dec./Jan., 9(1):13

Bennett, D. 2000a. Preliminary data on the diet of juvenile Varanus exanthematicus (Sauria:Varanidae) in the coastal plain of Ghana. Herpetological Journal 10(2):75-76

Bennett, D. and B. Basuglo. 1998. Lacertilia: Varanus exanthematicus (Bosc's monitor): Predation. Herpetological Review. 29(4) 240-241

Bayless, M.K. and L. Luiselli. 2000. A review of predation upon African monitor lizards (Varanidae). Bulletin Societe Herpetologie Francais 95:67-74

Bayless, M.K. and R. G. Sprackland. 2000. The taxonomy of Africa's Savannah and Cape monitor lizards. Part 2. Reptiles July 8(7):40-47

Bohme, W. 1995. Hemiclitoris Discovered-a Fully Differenated Erectile Structure in Female Monitor Lizards (Varanus Spp.)(Reptilia, Varanidae). Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research 33(3): 129-132

Bosc, L. 1792. Lacerta exanthematica Act. Soc. Hist. Nat. Paris 1:25

Buffenstein, R. and G. Louw. 1982. Temperature effects on bioenergetics of growth, assimilation efficiency and thyroid activity in juvenile varanid lizards. Journal of Thermal Biology 7:197-200

Heyden in Ruppell. Atlas Reise N. Afr. Rept. 1:25

Lemm, J. 1997. Diets for Monitors. Vivarium, Dec./Jan., 9(1):13

Pianka, E. R. 1973. The structure of lizard communities. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 4:53-74

Williams, R. and M.K. Bayless. 1998. Tick removal behaviour by a white-throat monitor (Varanus albigularis)(Sauria:Varanidae). Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 33(5):101-102

Wolters, J. 1990. On the anatomy of descending pathways from the brain stem to the spinal cord in a lizard Varanus exanthematicus. CIP - Data Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag. 185p.

Yeboah, S. 1993. Aspects of the biology of two sympatric species of monitor lizards Varanus niloticus and Varanus exanthematicus (Reptilia, Sauria) in Ghana. African Journal of Ecology 32:331-333

Let me know if you have a copy of any of these papers you can share.

Thanks,

-Reed