xantusiidae (Meaning)
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xantusiidae (n)
night lizards
Synonyms & Antonyms of xantusiidae
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xantusiidae Sentence Examples
- The Xantusiidae family encompasses lizards endemic to western North America.
- Xantusiid lizards possess peculiar adaptations like retractable claws and granular scales.
- Researchers have identified approximately 15 species within the Xantusiidae family.
- The most well-known xantusiid species is the Granite Night Lizard (Xantusia henshawi).
- Xantusiids are largely nocturnal, spending the day beneath rocks or in burrows.
- The diet of Xantusiidae lizards consists primarily of insects, small invertebrates, and even plant matter.
- Xantusiids utilize their retractable claws for gripping and climbing in rugged environments.
- The coloration of Xantusiidae lizards is often cryptic, blending in with their rocky habitats.
- Studies on Xantusiidae have shed light on the evolution and adaptations of lizards in arid regions.
- The conservation of Xantusiidae habitats is crucial for the preservation of these unique lizards.
FAQs About the word xantusiidae
night lizards
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The Xantusiidae family encompasses lizards endemic to western North America.
Xantusiid lizards possess peculiar adaptations like retractable claws and granular scales.
Researchers have identified approximately 15 species within the Xantusiidae family.
The most well-known xantusiid species is the Granite Night Lizard (Xantusia henshawi).
