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Holbrookia

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Noun1.Holbrookia - earless lizards
reptile genus - a genus of reptiles
earless lizard - any of several slender lizards without external ear openings: of plains of western United States and Mexico


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An ethological study of the iguanid lizard genera Callisaurus, Cophosaurus, and Holbrookia.
sexlineatus are sand-loving species, the former is mostly limited to alluvial deposits (Walker 1987a) whereas the latter is mostly limited to broadly distributed eolian deposits where species of the lizard genus Holbrookia and the sandbur genus Cenchrus are ecological indicators (Paulissen et al.
Atractis penneri is widespread and has been reported in lizards of the genera Callisaurus, Crotaphytus, Gambelia, Holbrookia, Phrynosoma, Sceloporus, Uma and Uta occurring from the western United States, northern Mexico and Baja California (Baker 1987).
 
 
 
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