Reptile anatomy

Welcome to the tutorial to draw lizards. You can find a lot of tips about the lizard drawing with a lot of interesting things, and information too. I

Learn about the veterinary topic of Description and Physical Characteristics of Reptiles. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

'Basic anatomy of a venomous snake, such as a copperhead.'THE COPPERHEAD DEN

Crocodile vs Alligator. Note the difference in jaw shape (alligator is a U shape, crocodile more of a V), the back of the necks, and that the crocodile's bottom teeth are visible when its mouth is closed. Don't trust labels on pictures. I see lots of alligators and crocodiles mislabeled even on respectable/scientific sites. Everyone makes mistakes...including me.

Lizard muscle reference. A sketched diagram of the shoulder muscles of a lizard.

Most dragons are portrayed as reptilian, complete with scales, long body, and short legs. The closest modern creature to a dragon would be a lizard, even though the lizard is tiny compared to the dragon. Iguanas seem especially dragonlike, but without the long graceful neck. Dinosaurs must have been real dragons, even without the wings and the fiery breath. I did this study of lizard legs, front and back, copied from identification photographs in the Audubon Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians…

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Robert Gatling is a Jacksonville dentist with a passion for Florida alligator hunting. He's been after them over the last seven years, and annually takes some heavyweights,

Snake skeletal system