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Are lizards or geckos mammals?
No, they are reptiles, not mammals.
Are geckos amphibian?
Geckos are a type of lizard (squamata) and belong to the Gekkonidae family, which are all reptiles.
Can you mix leopard geckos with any other reptiles?
Yes. collard lizards and fatailed geckos.
What are the reptiles that live in US?
snakes, crocodile, alligators, lizards, geckos
What species use regeneration?
A lot of reptiles - lizards, snakes, geckos and some frogs.
What are rodent eating reptiles?
Snakes and large lizards ( like leopard geckos when they are adults ).
Are Geckos Lizards?
Lizards aren't geckos, but geckos are lizards
Are crocodiles geckos?
No. Crocodiles are in a group by themselves - they are very large reptiles that live in and around bodies of water. Geckos are very small lizards that usually live in trees.
What are geckos relatives?
Geckos belong to the family Gekkonidae, which is part of the larger order Squamata, alongside snakes and lizards. Their closest relatives include other lizards within the suborder Lacertilia, such as skinks, iguanas, and chameleons. Additionally, they share a more distant common ancestry with all reptiles, including turtles and crocodilians. Overall, geckos are part of a diverse group of reptiles known for their unique adaptations and characteristics.
Are Gecko's a reptile?
Yes, Geckos are small to average sized lizards belonging to the family Gekkonidae which are found in warm climates throughout the world. Geckos are unique among lizards in their vocalizations, making chirping sounds in social interactions with other geckos.
Which animal group do Lizards belong to?
Lizards belong to the animal group called reptiles.
Do geckos have scales?
most reptiles, including birds, have scales. It is entirely possible that there are some specializations in lizards and other reptiles where they change to have another body covering, but I haven’t seen any like that. However, I am not a naturalist, or a biologist, or a paleontologist(yet), so I can’t be sure.
