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Geographic Origins: Caribbean
Category: Reptiles
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The common changeable green lizard
The amphisbana or two headed Snake
Cyclura caronata
Two small snakes alive caught in the Brig Grace Anne Green, from the Havanna
Lizards from Antigu[a] W. Indies
The great green lizard with a crest long his back
Two black Snakes
The under ground lizard with Short legs vipered Skin a kin to the galliwasp
A Living Elephant turtle from St. Thomas
Two snake-skins, from the island of Trinidad, one measuring in length 7 feet 4 inches, and the other 13 feet 8 inches
Severall Small lizards of various kinds
A Large Turtle brought by Capn. Edward Jones, Schooner Mary Ross
A marbled Lizard from Trinadad island of Cuba
Young sea Turtle, living, from St. Barts
Un petit Serpent blanc tacheté de noir du isles de Bahama
Trans.: A small white snake spotted with black from the Bahama Islands
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