Reptile Project

Your Reptile Project must be submitted electronically to Mr. Murray by noon on Friday 3/23. Can be turned in on a USB drive, a burned CD-R, or by e-mail at smurray@paulding.k12.ga.us or murray.scienceteacher@gmail.com.

The project must include the following. 

1. WORKS CITED!!! http://www.easybib.com/ (20 points)
2. Common name of reptile:  (4 points)
3. Order: (4 points)
4. Family: (4 points)
5. Scientific name of reptile: (8 points = 4 name + 4 formatting)
6. Size of animal: (4 points)
7. Habitat (locations and biomes): (4 points)
8. Diet:(4 points)
9. Feeding habits: (4 points)
10. Locomotion: (4 points)
11. Reproduction: (4 points)
12. Threats: (4 points)
13. Conservation status: (4 points)
14. Estimated Number in the Wild:(4 points)
15. Efforts to preserve them: (4 points)
16. 4 original paragraphs about the topics above or your choice of topics covering your animal: (20 points)

After the jump is a list of reptiles. If you don't see your name, you haven't chosen one yet. Pick one that's available and see Mr. Murray.

1.       komodo dragon – Daniel Belliender

2.       Arabian horned viper – Jorge Martinez

3.       loggerhead turtle – Kendall Hite

4.       Nile crocodile – Sion Brunson

5.       short-horned chameleon – Christian Brown

6.       American alligator – Jacob Gagnon

7.       grass snake – Swan Robinson

8.       Cuban crocodile – Catherine Miller

9.       Galapagos giant tortoise – Cindy McCallie

10.   leatherback turtle – Ashley Towns

11.   slow worm – Hunter Kettwig

12.   king cobra  – Colby Finley

13.   African rock python – Jon Mitchell

14.   Madagascar tree boa – Khadijah Kelly

15.   saltwater crocodile – Cameron Sibley

16.   Satanic leaf-tailed gecko – Jared Dolson

17.   Gila monster – Morgan Doli

18.   Philippine crocodile – Carlos Rivera

19.   big-headed turtle – Josh Camacho

20.   green anaconda – Quanesha Lovell

21.   Orinoco crocodile – Erica Snelling

22.   African burrowing python – Brittany Gilbert

23.   Siamese crocodile – Terrence Glaspy

24.   black caiman

25.   Galapagos marine iguana

26.   hawksbill turtle

27.   Parson’s chameleon

28.   western diamond-backed rattlesnake

29.   green iguana

30.   radiated tortoise

31.   adder

32.   aldabra giant tortoise

33.   sand lizard

34.   yellow sea snake

35.   western swamp turtle

36.   sail-fin lizard

37.   Egyptian spiny-tailed lizard

38.   alligator snapping turtle

39.   tiger chameleon

40.   spectacled caiman

41.   Aruba island rattlesnake

42.   Gharial

43.   Fiji banded iguana

44.   olive ridley turtle

45.   viviparous lizard

46.   African spurred tortoise

47.   Namaqua chameleon

48.   Afghan tortoise

49.   beaked sea snake

50.   smooth snake