Ctenophorus maculatus dualis
A species of Comb-bearing dragons Scientific name : Ctenophorus maculatus dualis Genus : Comb-bearing dragons
Ctenophorus maculatus dualis, A species of Comb-bearing dragons
Scientific name: Ctenophorus maculatus dualis
Genus: Comb-bearing dragons
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Description General Info
Description
Ctenophorus maculatus dualis is an intriguing creature, displaying diurnal habits, noted for their ground dwelling nature. In terms of feeding, it embraces an insectivorous diet, using speed and agility to ambush various invertebrate prey. Remarkably, it demonstrates a solitary lifestyle, except during mating periods, hinting at a notably territorial disposition.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Appearance
Ctenophorus maculatus dualis is a small, scaly reptile with a slender body. Its skin is predominately cinnamon-brown with distinct black blotches that form a dotted pattern across its entire surface. It has a thin, whip-like tail and a pointed snout. This subspecies does not exhibit significant differences in appearance due to age or gender.
Behavior
Ctenophorus maculatus dualis exhibits a unique diurnal activity pattern, relying on intricate basking behaviors under sunlight for thermoregulation. It demonstrates solitary tendencies, only interacting during mating seasons. This species marks territory through distinct visual displays, using dynamic body postures and color changes to deter competitors. Adapted to arid environments, ctenophorus maculatus dualis employs burrowing for shelter and thermoregulation purposes.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dragons Genus
Comb-bearing dragons Species
Ctenophorus maculatus dualis 
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