Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri
A species of Two-faced neusticurus Scientific name : Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri Genus : Two-faced neusticurus
Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri, A species of Two-faced neusticurus
Scientific name: Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri
Genus: Two-faced neusticurus
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Description
Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri exhibits extraordinary adaptive traits that ensure its survival in arid environments of Turkey. Particularly remarkable, it utilizes unique burrowing behaviors to dodge intense sunlight and stave off dehydration. Furthermore, it plays a pivotal ecological role by preying on various arthropods, thus regulating their populations and resulting in improved biodiversity.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri is an arthropodivore, primarily preying on insects. Its diet encompasses spiders, snails, and various arthropods. It's opportunistic, feeding on seasonally available prey.
Appearance
Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri is a medium-sized lizard with a slim, elongated body covered in rough, granular scales. Its coloration ranges from green to brown, often marked with a distinct yellowish dorsal stripe and speckled flanks. A prominent characteristic is its long, slender tail. There are no significant differences in appearance due to age, gender, or subspecies.
Behavior
Lacerta trilineata hansschweizeri is a diurnal, solitary species typically exhibiting basking, foraging, and burrowing behaviors. Marking its territory through scent trails, the lizard shows strong territorial defense. Known for its unique display of tail autotomy as a defensive strategy, it skillfully uses its surroundings for conceality and survival.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Wall lizards Genus
Two-faced neusticurus 
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