Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Adelaide pygmy blue-tongue skink or pygmy bluetongue (Tiliqua adelaidensis) is a species of skink in the Scincidae family.Found only in the Mid North of South Australia, it was for a time believed to be extinct. It was rediscovered in 1992, when a researcher found the remains of an adult male lizard in the stomach contents of a dead brown snake, near Burra.The habitat and range of pygmy bluetongues is very restricted, as individuals live in old spider burrows within areas of unploughed native grasslands, which have become rare due to extensive development of cereal cropping throughout the region. Since their rediscovery, surveys have estimated that 5,000 to 7,000 individuals live in scattered areas between Kapunda and Peterborough.Conservation efforts to maintain the species include the establishment of the Tiliqua Pygmy Bluetongue Reserve near Burra, by the Nature Foundation SA in 2010.In February 2016 Zoos SA announced the first success of a captive breeding program of pygmy bluetongues at Monarto Zoo."@en }
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- Adelaide_pygmy_blue-tongue_skink abstract "The Adelaide pygmy blue-tongue skink or pygmy bluetongue (Tiliqua adelaidensis) is a species of skink in the Scincidae family.Found only in the Mid North of South Australia, it was for a time believed to be extinct. It was rediscovered in 1992, when a researcher found the remains of an adult male lizard in the stomach contents of a dead brown snake, near Burra.The habitat and range of pygmy bluetongues is very restricted, as individuals live in old spider burrows within areas of unploughed native grasslands, which have become rare due to extensive development of cereal cropping throughout the region. Since their rediscovery, surveys have estimated that 5,000 to 7,000 individuals live in scattered areas between Kapunda and Peterborough.Conservation efforts to maintain the species include the establishment of the Tiliqua Pygmy Bluetongue Reserve near Burra, by the Nature Foundation SA in 2010.In February 2016 Zoos SA announced the first success of a captive breeding program of pygmy bluetongues at Monarto Zoo.".
- Q892717 abstract "The Adelaide pygmy blue-tongue skink or pygmy bluetongue (Tiliqua adelaidensis) is a species of skink in the Scincidae family.Found only in the Mid North of South Australia, it was for a time believed to be extinct. It was rediscovered in 1992, when a researcher found the remains of an adult male lizard in the stomach contents of a dead brown snake, near Burra.The habitat and range of pygmy bluetongues is very restricted, as individuals live in old spider burrows within areas of unploughed native grasslands, which have become rare due to extensive development of cereal cropping throughout the region. Since their rediscovery, surveys have estimated that 5,000 to 7,000 individuals live in scattered areas between Kapunda and Peterborough.Conservation efforts to maintain the species include the establishment of the Tiliqua Pygmy Bluetongue Reserve near Burra, by the Nature Foundation SA in 2010.In February 2016 Zoos SA announced the first success of a captive breeding program of pygmy bluetongues at Monarto Zoo.".