urosauruss造句

• "Urosaurus " have been used as a model system in lizard eggs per year.
• It is distinguishable from all other brush lizards ( " Urosaurus " ) by geography.
• Field studies have also shown a cost of reproduction in a natural New Mexico population of the species " Urosaurus ornatus ".
• There is one endemic species of iguanid lizard ( " Urosaurus auriculatus " ) and the land crab " Gecarcinus planatus " which occurs on islands throughout the region.
• It may be that this puzzling observation is due to the presence of the red-tailed hawks and cats, which has at least made the local " Urosaurus " more wary than its relative on Clari髇, and might deter passing birds from stopping on Socorro.
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• "U . graciosus " is distinguishable from its close relative the tree lizard, " Urosaurus ornatus ", by the presence of a tail more than two times its snout-vent length and the absence of a series of smaller scales running down the middle of the band of enlarged dorsal scales . " U . graciosus " is distinguishable from the black-tailed brush lizard, " Urosaurus nigricaudus ", by the presence of a tail more than two times its snout-vent length and relatively large dorsal scales transitioning abruptly into granular lateral scales ( in " U . nigricaudus ", the dorsal scales are only slightly enlarged and transition gradually into the granular lateral scales ).
• "U . graciosus " is distinguishable from its close relative the tree lizard, " Urosaurus ornatus ", by the presence of a tail more than two times its snout-vent length and the absence of a series of smaller scales running down the middle of the band of enlarged dorsal scales . " U . graciosus " is distinguishable from the black-tailed brush lizard, " Urosaurus nigricaudus ", by the presence of a tail more than two times its snout-vent length and relatively large dorsal scales transitioning abruptly into granular lateral scales ( in " U . nigricaudus ", the dorsal scales are only slightly enlarged and transition gradually into the granular lateral scales ).