id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iguana-17603	Burton, Fred; Ramer, Jan; Wilson, Byron; Van Veen, Rick; Gerber, Glenn; Alberts, Allison; Knapp, Charles R.; Iverson, John; Bradley, Kelly; Gerber, Glenn; Pagni, Lee; Harlow, Peter; García, Miguel; García, Miguel; Pasachnik, Stesha; Stephen, Catherine; Conners, Steve; Wasilewski, Joe; Burgess, Joe; Bendon, John; Hudson, Rick; Binns, John	Iguana Specialist Group Meeting: 6–7 November 2005 South Andros, Bahamas	2006	14	.pdf	application/pdf	8849	350	52	Iguana iguana is unlikely to constitute a single interbreeding population, given the enormous physical distances and barriers to gene flow. The topology of the phylogeny indicates that Iguana iguana arose on the South American continent and radiated much more recently into Central America.	cache/iguana-17603.pdf	txt/iguana-17603.txt