iguana

Converse of object

• see: As well as the birds we saw green iguanas, black-tailed iguanas, Jesus Christ lizards, American crocodiles and howler monkeys.
• include: A number of reptiles are known to carry salmonella, including turtles and lizards ( including iguanas ).
• have: We even had an iguana up a tree once.
• find: Enclosed you will find an iguana 's claw, which you will need.
• place: The role of sensory pleasure in decision making was therefore verified in iguanas placed in a motivational conflict.

Adjective modifier

• marine: We also saw turtles, penguins, crazy colored marine iguanas - jealous yet?
• green: Large bright green iguanas are just one of the many reptile species you might spot.
• large: Large bright green iguanas are just one of the many reptile species you might spot.
• male: The habitat provides a natural home for an adult male blue iguana which can be seen by visitors.
• pet: In 2000, a baby died from contracting salmonella believed to be passed from a pet iguana.
• blue: The habitat provides a natural home for an adult male blue iguana which can be seen by visitors.

Modifies a noun

• farming: These can last anything from one week to one year from holidays to the handicapped in Eastbourne to iguana farming in Nicaragua.

Noun used with modifier

• adult: The required bacteria are acquired by hatchlings by eating the feces of adult iguanas.
• rock: On one island we saw a unique sub-species of the Bahamian rock iguana.