Herpetology

As a manager of the world's largest reptilian and amphibian collection, our scientists strive to understand how they live, how they relate and how to protect them .

The Academy reptile series began in 1853 with a single Galapagos tortoise shell. It is the sixth largest collection of reptiles and amphibians in the world and has become an important reservoir for academics and other people who seek to better understand these attractive and important creatures.

In addition to documenting species and their distribution around the world, our scientists and collaborators are at the forefront of many other aspects of reptile research and protection: the evolution of various taxa groups Investigation of relationships, prevention and evaluation of collective threats Develop capture breeding programs and strategies to help maintain genetic resources of highly endangered species

We gathered over 315,000 target books from 175 countries and our collection of amphibians and reptiles is the world's largest.

Reptiles are research on reptiles and amphibians. The Reptilian Association of the University of Queensland provides a platform for summarizing reptiles from all walks of life. We organize social and educational events, events and information sessions, and our content is for those who are interested in science and research. We take an interdisciplinary approach to topics such as ecology, evolution theory, toxicology, species identification etc. We recognize the importance of exclusive feeding in reptilianism and do not exclude the content related to this topic but our focus is on promoting research and our content is this It reflects.

The objective of the World Reptile Conference is to promote international interests, cooperation and cooperation among reptiles. These are accomplished through periodic international reptilian conferences, establishment of expert committees, repertoire departments of the International Biochemistry Union, and other activities to promote or encourage these goals. According to the Constitutional Recommendation, WCH will hold a conference every 3-5 years.

Reptile review is a refereed quarterly journal that publishes readers' letters in the field of reptilianism, articles and descriptions on amphibians and reptiles in English, reviews of publications, reviews from regional and international reptilian societies is. Reptile review is a refereed quarterly journal that publishes readers' letters in the field of reptilianism, articles and descriptions on amphibians and reptiles in English, reviews of publications, reviews from regional and international reptilian societies is. Reports of the results of experimental studies, new taxonomic explanations or taxonomically revised articles are not published in the Human Resources Department, but should be submitted to the Journal of Reptiles. Please refer to the SSAR Code of Ethics before submitting the manuscript to the reptilian review.