mabuya造句

• Common names include the Two-Striped Mabuya and the Shiny Lizard.
• It always is intercepted by Yunta, Yui or Mabuya.
• Two men, Aaron Masuku and Nicholas Mabuya, also received amnesty for possessing illegal weapons.
• The Bridled Mabuya lives in open sandy or stony soil with little grass or bushy vegetation.
• Reptiles favoured are lizards especially " Mabuya " and " Agama " lizards, frogs and snakes.
• The reason for those changes is an attempt to divide the vast genus " Mabuya " in a few smaller genera.
• The South American and Caribbean " Mabuya " skinks form a clade that appears to be derived from a separate colonization from Africa.
• The Bauer in 2003, previously it was known as " Mabuya vittata " and for short period as " Eutropis vittata ".
• ""'Mabuya bistriata " "'is a species of skink found in South America and some islands in the Caribbean.
• Namely, the Ibhola Lethu tournament at Mabuya ground organised by the community and the Pollen Festive Games, organised by South African soccer legend, Pollen Ndlanya.
• Rather, they appear to be basal members of the " Egernia " genus-group, still very plesiomorphic Lygosominae with a habitus similar to " Mabuya ".
• In reptiles, features of the ventral scales ( on the underparts ) . " Mabuya " species and " T . maculata " generally have fewer midbody scales ( up to 34 ).
• In 1948, he acknowledged the preoccupation of " punctata " noted by Andersson and accordingly retired " Mabuya punctata " in favor of " Mabuya maculata ", as Andersson had done.
• In 1948, he acknowledged the preoccupation of " punctata " noted by Andersson and accordingly retired " Mabuya punctata " in favor of " Mabuya maculata ", as Andersson had done.
• In 1943, it was divided into the barrios of Coronel Hern醤dez, Chambas, Cupeyes, Este, Guadalupe, Mabuya, Marroqu? Oeste, Punta Alegre, Ranchuelo, Santa Gertrudis, Sim髇 Reyes o Sandoval and Tamarindo.
• Juveniles are often confused with adult " Gymnophthalmus pleei " and " Mabuya mabouya ", two other lizard species present in the same habitat, because they are fast moving and of similar coloration and size.
• They split the old genus " Mabuya " into four genera for geographically discrete clades, including " Euprepis " for the African Noronha clade, thus renaming the Noronha species to " Euprepis atlanticus ".
• The name " Mabuya maculata " remained in general usage for the Noronha skink in subsequent decades, though some have used " Mabuya punctata ", " not . . . aware of the last nomenclatural changes ."
• The name " Mabuya maculata " remained in general usage for the Noronha skink in subsequent decades, though some have used " Mabuya punctata ", " not . . . aware of the last nomenclatural changes ."
• In the same year, Mausfeld and others conducted a 16S rRNA genes, and showed that the species is more closely related to African than to South American " Mabuya " species, as previously suggested on the basis of morphological similarities.