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Iguanas (Reptiles) provides a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of iguanas, one of the most captivating groups of lizards. This book examines their biology, ecology, behavior, and conservation, offering a detailed understanding of both wild and captive iguana species. Covering key aspects such as anatomy, physiology, reproductive strategies, and growth patterns, the text highlights the unique adaptations that allow iguanas to thrive in diverse habitats, from tropical forests to arid regions. The book also delves into the ecology and environmental interactions of iguanas, exploring their roles in ecosystems, feeding habits, territorial behaviors, and social structures. Conservation concerns are addressed, including habitat destruction, invasive species, and the challenges of the exotic pet trade, emphasizing the importance of sustainable management and protection measures. Richly illustrated with scientific data, photographs, and case studies, Iguanas (Reptiles) serves as a valuable resource for herpetologists, wildlife enthusiasts, students, and anyone seeking to understand these remarkable reptiles. By combining scientific accuracy with accessible explanations, the book promotes awareness and appreciation for iguanas and underscores their significance in maintaining ecological balance.

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