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What is the lizards scientific name?
Lacertilia
What is a group of reptiles called mainly consisting of Lizards?
Lacertilia
What is the scientific word of lizard?
The scientific word for lizard is "Squamata."
What group is the lizard in?
It is a reptile in the suborder Sauria or Lacertilia.
What has the author Mario Costa Barberena written?
Mario Costa Barberena has written: 'Osteologia craniana de Tupinambis teguixin (Lacertilia, Teiidae)'
How is the bearded dragon classified?
If my memory is correct... Class: Reptilia - Order: Squamata - Suborder: Lacertilia - Family: Agamidae - Subfamily: Agaminae - Genus: Pogona
How is lizard scientifically known as?
Lizards belong to the class Reptilia and are scientifically known as members of the suborder Lacertilia within the order Squamata.
What are the scientific name of LIzard?
The scientific name of a lizard is Lacertilia.
What animal kingdom is the horned toad in?
Kingdom : Animalia Phylum : Chordata Subphylum : Vertebrata Class : Reptilia Order : Squamata Suborder : Lacertilia Family : Phrynosomatidae Genus : Phrynosoma
What has the author Thomas Lathan Rodgers written?
Thomas Lathan Rodgers has written: 'Variation in the skinks (Reptilia: Lacertilia) of the skiltonianus group' -- subject(s): Skinks, Variation (Biology)
Is the lacertilia endangered?
The term "Lacertilia" refers to a suborder of reptiles that includes lizards. While many lizard species are not endangered, some are facing threats due to habitat loss, climate change, and invasive species, leading to declines in their populations. Conservation status varies widely among individual species, with some listed as endangered or vulnerable by organizations such as the IUCN. It's essential to assess specific species to determine their conservation status accurately.
Can a small green lizard eat a maggot?
Yes, a small green lizard can eat a maggot. The reptiles in question (Lacertilia suborder) will feed upon flesh if they are carnivores or omnivores but they will not if they number among the plant-eating (herbivorous) genera.
