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genus Cnemidophorus are
commonly referred to as
whiptail lizards or
racerunners. The
genus is
native to
South America,
Central America, and the West...
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temperature is
closest to 90 °F. In a
different study, they
found six-lined
racerunners were most
active between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. They are wary, energetic...
- Americas.
Members of this
family are
generally known as
whiptails or
racerunners; however,
tegus also
belong to this family.
Teiidae is
sister to the...
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Cnemidophorus ****lineatus viridis,
commonly known as the
prairie racerunner, is a
subspecies of
lizard endemic to the
United States. It is a subspecies...
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family Lacertidae.
Common names for the
genus are
false sand
lizards or
racerunners.
Species of this
genus are
distributed from
southeastern Egypt (Gebel...
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racerunners include E. kopetdaghica, E. isfahanica, E. lalezharica, E. montana, E. papenfussi, E. strauchi, and E. suphani. The
Persian racerunner occurs...
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There are
three species of
lizard named Amazon racerunner:
Ameiva ameiva Ameiva atrigularis Ameiva praesignis This page is an
index of
articles on animal...
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Eremias velox (commonly
known as the
rapid racerunner,
Central Asian racerunner, or
rapid fringe-toed lizard) is a
species of
lizard found in Kazakhstan...
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Eremias pleskei,
commonly known as Pleske's
racerunner or the trans-Caucasian
racerunner, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Lacertidae. The species...
- the
giant ameiva,
green ameiva,
South American ground lizard, or
Amazon racerunner, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Teiidae found in
Central and South...
