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Everywhere she looked, a different type of lizard looked back: chameleons, anoles, blue-tongued skinks, even a real bearded dragon.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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“Actually,” Bernard said, coming to a stop in front of the blue-tongued skinks.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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Everywhere she looked, a different type of lizard looked back: chameleons, anoles, blue-tongued skinks, even a real bearded dragon.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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“Actually,” Bernard said, coming to a stop in front of the blue-tongued skinks.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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Everywhere she looked, a different type of lizard looked back: chameleons, anoles, blue-tongued skinks, even a real bearded dragon.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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“Actually,” Bernard said, coming to a stop in front of the blue-tongued skinks.
WILLOWOOD Cecilia Galante 2010
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The FBI is working on it, but just last week another blue-tongued lizard went missing from the Oregon Zoo.
Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010
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For numberless years a myna had astounded travelers to the caravansary with its ability to spew indecencies in ten languages, and before the fight broke out everyone assumed the old blue-tongued devil on its perch by the fireplace was the one who maligned the giant African with such foulness and verve.
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Thus, the hotspot contains classic examples of relatively recent adaptive radiation typical of oceanic islands, such as the white-eyes (family Zosteropidae) and monarch flycatchers (family Monarchidae), but also carries some odd colonizers from times past such as the giant prehensile-tailed skink (Corucia zebrata), whose closest living relatives are the blue-tongued skinks (genus Tiliqua) of Australia, New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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I had to laugh imagining the reactions of all the other people walking serenely through the park as they were passed by an irate Smurf and her merry band of blue-tongued dogs.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Loving Our Dogs Jack Canfield 2008
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