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caiman (/ˈkeɪmən/ (also
spelled cayman) from Taíno kaiman[additional citation(s) needed]) is an
alligatorid belonging to the
subfamily Caimaninae, one...
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large spectacled caimans by
their proportionately larger head, as well as by the
colour of the jaw,
which is
light coloured in the
spectacled caiman...
- otter, the
Amazon river dolphin, the pirarucú, and the
black and
spectacled cayman.
Along lake edges, five
species of kingfisher, nine
species of heron...
- (Dinornis maximus) Moa (Megalapteryx didinus)
Rodriguez Little Owl Steller's
Spectacled Cormorant Tasmanian Emu (subsp.) 1851
Norfolk kākā, a
parrot 1853 Lord...
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coexist with the
American alligator in Florida, and with the
smaller spectacled caiman within Central America and
South America. The IUCN
lists the American...
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vertical slits.
Skull and scutes,
compared to
American alligator (left) and
spectacled caiman (middle).
Scale arrangement is
useful for
identifying Cuvier's...
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Spectacled parrotlet Spectacled petrel Spectacled prickletail Spectacled spiderhunter Spectacled tern
Spectacled tetraka Spectacled thrush Spectacled...
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being found in The Bahamas,
Hispaniola (in the
Dominican Republic), and the
Cayman Islands. The
genus Crocodylus likely originated in
Africa and
radiated outwards...
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Egyptian fruit Bat,
Rodrigues fruit Bat, Straw-colored
fruit Bear,
Andean spectacled Bear,
Sloth Beaver,
American Binturong Bird-of-paradise,
Raggiana Bluebird...
- The
Solomon Islands, Indonesia, Zambia, Malaysia, Nepal, The Bahamas, The
Cayman Islands, Mexico, Peru, Uganda,
South Africa,
Democratic Republic of the...
