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	Scheltopusik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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		The Scheltopusik Ophisaurus apodus (formerly Pseudopus apodus) is a large Glass lizard found from southern Europe to Central Asia.
		This lizard can reach a length of 135 cm.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scheltopusik (194 words)

	MECTAPUS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Well, it's Pseudopus: that which is sort of Mectapus but sort of not.
		What we're talking about is the newly configured Aceto project that frequently features many of the members of Mectapus as well as many special guests.
		While the full band is on hiatus and making tons of money and wasting lost of time doing important things that we are still trying to reconcile with our love of music, Pseudopus carries the torch of Mectamania.
	www.mectapus.com /archives.html (4177 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Pseudopus Pallasii - DUMÉRIL & BIBRON 1839: 417
		Pseudopus durvillii CUVIER 1829 (nomen dubium fide OBST 1980)
		KLEMBARA (1979) also transferred Ophisaurus moguntinus and Ophisaurus pannonicus to Pseudopus.
	srs.embl-heidelberg.de:8000 /srs5bin/cgi-bin/wgetz?-e+%5BREPTILIA-Species:%27Pseudopus_SP_apodus%27%5D (415 words)

	Observations in myology,: Including the myology of Cryptobranch, Lepidosiren, Dog-fish, Ceratodus and Pseudopus ...
		Observations in myology,: Including the myology of Cryptobranch, Lepidosiren, Dog-fish, Ceratodus and Pseudopus Pallsii, with the nerves of Cryptobranch...
		of muscles in vertebrate animals, Top 10 Bestselling Books: Observations in myology,: Including the myology of Cryptobranch, Lepidosiren, Dog-fish, Ceratodus and Pseudopus Pallsii, with the nerves of Cryptobranch...
		Books : Observations in myology,: Including the myology of Cryptobranch, Lepidosiren, Dog-fish, Ceratodus and Pseudopus Pallsii, with the nerves of Cryptobranch...
	www.medicum.net /review-B0007FIEO2.html (68 words)

	club100.net, home of European field herpetology: frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, lizards, snakes, skinks, turtles ...
		Nice areas to visit are the Taigetos mountains in the south, Kalogria wetlands in the west, Pilos in the south and Monemvasia in the south east.
		The most exiting was the European Glass Lizard (Pseudopus apodus) we found dead, driven over just one minute before we arrived!
		In the Strouva River valley, close to the Greek boarder in south west Bulgaria, a very diverse herpetofauna is to be found.
	www.club100.net /hotspots.html (2566 words)

	Ein herpetologischer Exkursions-Bericht Korfu 2003
		Thomas once found a clew of slow worms (about 8) under a stone.
		The European glass lizard or scheltopusik (Pseudopus apodus) was also common and generally distributed.
		Mostly lying in damp grass the scheltopusiks take flight very quickly while somebody approaches.
	www.herpetofauna.at /berichte/korfu_english.php (3260 words)

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		Draft report assessing the impact of importing live Scheltopusik,
		Pseudopus apodus, into the Australian Reptile Park (Public review period
		Draft report assessing the impact of importing live Reticulated Python,
	indaba.iucn.org /archives/aliens-l/2003-07/00004209.htm (302 words)

	Amphibians & Reptiles of northern Greece - May 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		juvenile Glass Lizard with typical colouring (Pseudopus apodus)
		We moved on to our next stay which was Hotel Plotini in Loutros (or Loutra Traianopouli).
		Glass Lizard (Pseudopus apodus thracius) - a lot of animals seen!
	users.skynet.be /stefanie.delarue/greece2004.htm (3195 words)

	ANGUIDS
		Last updated 5 January 2005: added link to Ophisaurus (Glass Lizards) page.
		Although the Anguidae as a family are not particularly well known (at least in the same way that for example geckos or monitors are easily recognisable as a family), many Europeans will be familiar with the slowworm, Anguis fragilis, or the much bigger Scheltopusik, Pseudopus apodus (formerly Ophisaurus apodus).
		Likewise many North Americans will know the various glass lizards, Ophisaurus sp.
	www.cyberlizard.plus.com /anguidae.htm (730 words)

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