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Wish I could pull up the old kingsnake thread that Brian posted on. Him and FR had a nice discussion which is where I think Brian talked about the proteins and enzymes that varanus had in common with rattlesnake. A lot of things came up their that I haven't seen Brian post anywhere else. I know Dave (crocdoc) could probably link it or be more up-to-date. The study did not just stay on Komodo but relied on lace monitor (v.varius) and crocodile monitor (v. Salvadorii). Also worth noting that they are the closest relatives to meglania (Megalania prisca).