- The
common slow-worm (
Anguis fragilis) is a
species of
legless lizard native to
western Eurasia. It is also
called a deaf adder, blindworm, or regionally...
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Anguinae Genus Anguis Anguis cephallonica,
Peloponnese slowworm – Werner, 1894
Anguis colchica,
eastern slowworm – (Nordmann, 1840)
Anguis fragilis,
common slowworm —...
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colour is a
common feature of the
whole genus Anguis,
especially the
similar common slow worm,
Anguis fragilis. In the past, slow
worms from the
Italian Peninsula...
- the late Jur****ic
period Anguis fragilis, the
slowworm or blindworm, a
limbless reptile species native to
Eurasia Apogon fragilis, a
cardinalfish from the...
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trophic interactions between zygote and parents. This is
found in
Anguis fragilis. In seahorses,
zygotes remain in the male's
ventral "marsupium". In...
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dispersing to
Europe in the Paleogene.
Family ANGUIDAE Subfamily Anguinae Genus Anguis -
slowworms (5 species)
Genus Dopasia -
Asian gl****
lizards (7 species)...
- Tübingen,
dissected four
species of
European lizards—the slow worm (
Anguis fragilis) and
three species of Lacerta. in 1872; He
found cup-like protrusions...
- main prey at 23.7% of 55 prey items. The 16 g (0.56 oz)
slowworm (
Anguis fragilis), a
legless lizard,
became the most
numerous prey for the buzzards...
- black-backed
gulls (Larus marinus). It is also home to
slowworms (
Anguis fragilis) with
larger than
usual blue markings. The
first traces of
human habitation...
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lizards include slugs in
their diet. This is the case in the
slowworm (
Anguis fragilis), the
bobtail lizard (Tiliqua rugosa), the she-oak
skink (Cyclodomorphus...
