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-Reptiles are cold blooded animals.  They are thick-skinned.  Most have scales and reproduce by egg-laying, but several give birth to live young.  The lack of a larval stage distinguishes reptiles from amphibians.
+Reptiles are cold blooded animals. They are thick-skinned. Most have scales and reproduce by egg-laying, but several give birth to live young. The lack of a larval stage distinguishes reptiles from amphibians.
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-<!-- 2. Name 15 reptiles (lizards, snakes, and/or turtles) found in your locality. Tell where they live, their food habits, and their economic importance.  -->
+<!-- 2. Name 15 reptiles (lizards, snakes, and/or turtles) found in your locality. Tell where they live, their food habits, and their economic importance. -->
 Reptiles also include alligators and crocodiles, so if those animals can be found in your area, they should be named.
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-Treatment of a non-venomous snakebite is essentially the same as the treatment for other types of puncture wounds.  Clean the wound, cover it with a sterile bandage, and seek medical attention.
+Treatment of a non-venomous snakebite is essentially the same as the treatment for other types of puncture wounds. Clean the wound, cover it with a sterile bandage, and seek medical attention.
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 The eggs hatch 6-12 weeks after being laid depending on temperature. The gecko breaks the surface of the egg and pushes its head out, remaining in this position from 2 to 4 hours adapting to lung breathing and obtaining oxygen from the egg membranes as well as absorbing yolk from inside the egg.
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 [[Image:Jewelled Green Gecko.JPG|thumb|Jewelled Green Gecko]]
 Along with the New Caledonian rough-snouted gecko ''(Rhacodactylus trachyrhynchus)'' all New Zealand Gecko give birth to live young. The eggs hatch in the oviduct and a birth occurs. Each litter consists of two young. After three years, or depending on temperature and food availability causing them to grow to a good size, they become sexually mature. Mating occurs in September-October, and birthing in May-June.
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 [[Image:Gartersnake2128.JPG|thumb|Garter snake]]
-Before they mate, garter snakes go into brumation, which is a state similar to hibernation. They stop eating for about two weeks beforehand to clear their stomach of any food that would rot there otherwise. Garter snakes begin mating as soon as they emerge from brumation.  In chillier parts of their range, male common garter snakes awaken from brumation first, giving themselves enough time to prepare to mate with females when they finally appear. After mating, a female leaves the den/mating area to find food and a place to give birth. Female garter snakes are able to store the male's sperm for years before fertilization. The young are incubated in the lower abdomen, at about the midpoint of the length of the mother's body. Garter snakes are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young. Gestation is two to three months in most species. As few as 3 or as many as 50 snakes are born in a single litter. The babies are independent upon birth.
+Before they mate, garter snakes go into brumation, which is a state similar to hibernation. They stop eating for about two weeks beforehand to clear their stomach of any food that would rot there otherwise. Garter snakes begin mating as soon as they emerge from brumation. In chillier parts of their range, male common garter snakes awaken from brumation first, giving themselves enough time to prepare to mate with females when they finally appear. After mating, a female leaves the den/mating area to find food and a place to give birth. Female garter snakes are able to store the male's sperm for years before fertilization. The young are incubated in the lower abdomen, at about the midpoint of the length of the mother's body. Garter snakes are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young. Gestation is two to three months in most species. As few as 3 or as many as 50 snakes are born in a single litter. The babies are independent upon birth.
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-Most pet shops carry turtles, lizards, and snakes, as well as the equipment needed to care for them (including terrariums).  Pet store staff are generally very knowledgeable about caring for reptiles and will be able to answer your questions.  They may also have brochures on reptile care.
+Most pet shops carry turtles, lizards, and snakes, as well as the equipment needed to care for them (including terrariums). Pet store staff are generally very knowledgeable about caring for reptiles and will be able to answer your questions. They may also have brochures on reptile care.
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-Remember that pet reptiles (and amphibians, birds, and small mammals) should ''never'' be released into the wild.  The main reason for this is that they may not be indigenous to the area and may cause severe ecological problems to the native populations.  Further, they can easily spread disease to the native creatures.  Even if none of these things come to pass, domestic pets are ill-equipped to survive in the wild, having not lived there in their past.
+Remember that pet reptiles (and amphibians, birds, and small mammals) should ''never'' be released into the wild. The main reason for this is that they may not be indigenous to the area and may cause severe ecological problems to the native populations. Further, they can easily spread disease to the native creatures. Even if none of these things come to pass, domestic pets are ill-equipped to survive in the wild, having not lived there in their past.
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-Therefore, in deciding whether or not to keep a pet reptile to meet this requirement, take this into consideration.  If you misjudge your commitment to your reptile pet, you are responsible to find it another home.  Under no circumstances should you release a pet into the wild.
+Therefore, in deciding whether or not to keep a pet reptile to meet this requirement, take this into consideration. If you misjudge your commitment to your reptile pet, you are responsible to find it another home. Under no circumstances should you release a pet into the wild.
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 Reptiles are cold blooded animals.  They are thick-skinned.  Most have scales and reproduce by egg-laying, but several give birth to live young.  The lack of a larval stage distinguishes reptiles from amphibians.
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 Reptiles also include alligators and crocodiles, so if those animals can be found in your area, they should be named.
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 You may also wish to review the Wikibooks [[wikibooks:Field Guide to Reptiles|Field Guide to Reptiles]], though as of this writing, it is still very much in its infancy.
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 [[Image:Eublepharis macularius fg01.JPG|thumb|Leopard Gecko]]
 Leopard Geckos become sexually mature at around 10-14 months of age. The Leopard Gecko's gender can be determined once the animal reaches an adult length of 5+".
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 Most pet shops carry turtles, lizards, and snakes, as well as the equipment needed to care for them (including terrariums).  Pet store staff are generally very knowledgeable about caring for reptiles and will be able to answer your questions.  They may also have brochures on reptile care.
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 Therefore, in deciding whether or not to keep a pet reptile to meet this requirement, take this into consideration.  If you misjudge your commitment to your reptile pet, you are responsible to find it another home.  Under no circumstances should you release a pet into the wild.
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 Eve tempted by the serpent in the garden of Eden (Genesis 3)
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 Paul was bitten by a viper, which he shook off into the fire. The people thought he was a god since he didn't die. (Acts 28)
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