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Where does the nickname the TCU Horned Frogs come from?

The TCU Horned Frogs is the nickname of the Texas Christian University. Their mascot is a horned frog in reference to the Texas horned lizard which has the scientific name of Phrynosoma cornutum.


When was Antirrhinum cornutum created?

Antirrhinum cornutum was created in 1849.


What is Horn back lizard scientific name?

Its a Phrynosoma


What does phrisonoma heronandesi mean?

A phrynosoma hernandesi is the binomial name of the Mountain Short-horned Lizard.


Where to buy a horn lizard?

If you mean a lizard of the genus Phrynosoma, they make bad pets due to their specialized diet. Consider another option.


What is the name of the horned lizard in rango?

•Common Name- Coast Horned lizard Binomial name- Phrynosoma coronatum


Is a horny toad a lizard or a toad?

A horny toad is actually a type of lizard, not a toad. They are also known as horned lizards and belong to the Phrynosoma genus.


What genus is the toad?

'Toads' are actually not a scientifically valid group; they are simply a common name for a number of polyphyletic, warty skinned, mainly terrestrial amphibians in the order Anura.


What animal kingdom is the horned toad in?

Kingdom : Animalia Phylum : Chordata Subphylum : Vertebrata Class : Reptilia Order : Squamata Suborder : Lacertilia Family : Phrynosomatidae Genus : Phrynosoma


Are there more horned toads that do or don't shoot blood from their eyes?

There are more that do, eight in all so far, and three that are known not to. The eight who do are P. asio, P. cornutum, P. coronatum, P. ditmarsi, P. hernandesi, P. orbiculare, P. solare, and P. taurus. The three who don't are P. mcallii, P. modestum, and P. platyrhinos.


What is the role of homeopathy in early termination of pregnancy?

It depends upon whether it is an abortion, miscarriage or medical termination of pregnancy (MTP)? Abortion at 2nd or 3rd month* Cimicifuga, Sabina, Secale cornutum. Abortion from debility* Aletris, Helonias. Abortion from traumatism* Arnica. Abortion threatened* Blumia odorata, Caulophyllum, Helonias, Viburnum. Miscarriage, repeated* Ashoka, Viburnum opulis. Miscarriage, threatened* Sabina, Viburnum opulis.


History of the Texas horned lizard?

Colorado Division of Wildlife currently considers the Texas horned lizard a species of special concern. From May 1995 to October 1997, Texas horned lizards were captured or collected during the active season from 6 counties in Colorado to document abundance and distribution of the species. We captured or collected 290 Texas horned lizards (170 alive and 120 dead on road). In Colorado, average snoutvent length (SVL) for adult males was not significantly different from females; the largest male and female lizards measured 84.9 mm SVL and 90.4 mm SVL, respectively. The sex ratio of adult males to adult females is 1M:1.4F. Results of distribution and habitat analysis indicated that the Texas horned lizard in Colorado is locally common in arid shortgrass and sand-sage prairie lacking ground litter. Activity of the Texas horned lizard in Colorado is diurnal in spring and fall and bimodal (almost crepuscular) in the summer. Texas horned lizards in Colorado apparently breed in May and June, and hatchlings emerge in late August to mid-September. Mortality due to vehicle traffic seems high, but because the Texas horned lizard occurs in remote areas, the Colorado population in general seems to be relatively stable. La división de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado denomina el lagarto Phrynosoma cornutum como una de las especies en riesgo en el estado. De mayo de 1995 a octubre de 1997, se documentaron capturas y colectas del lagarto P. cornutumdurante la época de actividad para determinar su abundancia y distribución en seis condados del estado de Colorado. Capturamos o colectamos 290 lagartos (170 vivos y 120 muertos en la carretera). En Colorado, el promedio longitudinal hocicocloaca (LHC) para adultos macho no fue significativamente diferente que el de las hembras; el macho y la hembra más largos midieron 84.9 mm LHC y 90.4 mm LHC, respectivamente. La proporción de machos y hembras adultos fue de 1M:1.4H. Los resultados de la distribución y el análisis de hábitat indican que el lagarto P. cornutum en Colorado habita praderas áridas de grama corta y de mata Artemisia que carecen de hojarasca. En Colorado, la actividad del lagarto P. cornutum es diurna durante la primavera y el otoño y bimodal (casi crepuscular) durante el verano. El lagarto aparentemente se aparea en mayo y en junio y sus crías emergen desde fines de agosto hasta mediados de septiembre. La mortandad debido al tráfico vehicular parece alta, pero dada la abundancia del lagarto en áreas remotas, la población de lagartos P. cornutum en Colorado parece ser relativamente estable.