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Sceloporus

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Noun1.Sceloporus - spiny lizardsSceloporus - spiny lizards                        
reptile genus - a genus of reptiles
spiny lizard - any of numerous lizards with overlapping ridged pointed scales; of North America and Central America


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On the other hand, several other studies in the United States have shown that the lizards Sceloporus occidentalis and Elgaria multicarinata are reservoir-incompetent for borreliae because they possess borreliacidal factor in their blood (15,16).
Sceloporus undulatus as currently understood is divided into 10 subspecies that are grouped into three exerges (an exerge is a group of related subspecies): undulatus, consobrinus and tristichus.
When Martins entered the field in the late 1980s, the few studies of the sagebrush lizard, or Sceloporus graciosus, had focused on head motions of captive males.
 
 
 
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