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Dragon Lizards of Australia Evolution, Ecology and a Comprehensive Field Guide
Dragon Lizards of Australia: Evolution, Ecology and a Comprehensive Field Guide by Jane Meville & Steve Wilson.
 
Nearly 800 described species of Dragon Lizards inhabit Australia, the seven Australian families represent four evolutionary lineages; three families of geckoes and flap-footed (legless) lizards; skinks; goannas and dragons. The diversity of Australia's lizards rivals every other country on earth.  Shared within this book,  is the most recent understanding of their origins, life history, habitat and distribution. Also included is an individual account of all of Australia’s dragon species, featuring the most up to date taxonomic classification. Each is described, illustrated and mapped.

Dragon Lizards of Australia Evolution, Ecology and a Comprehensive Field Guide

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