Plateau bunchgrass lizard
A species of Spiny lizards, Also known as Southern bunchgrass lizard Scientific name : Sceloporus aeneus Genus : Spiny lizards
Plateau bunchgrass lizard, A species of Spiny lizards
Also known as:
Southern bunchgrass lizard
Scientific name: Sceloporus aeneus
Genus: Spiny lizards
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Description General Info
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Description
Sceloporus aeneus is a species of endemic certificate of Mexico belonging to the Phrynosomatidae family.
General Info
Lifespan
6-8 years
Diet
Plateau bunchgrass lizard predominantly exhibits insectivorous tendencies, relying heavily on small anthropods. Their diet includes beetles, spiders, and grasshoppers, which provide vital nutrients and sustain their high-energy lifestyle.
Appearance
Plateau bunchgrass lizard is a small to medium-sized lizard, with a long, slender body and rough-scaled skin. Its dorsal surface is typically bronze or greenish-bronze, often adorned with darker patches or crossbands. The belly is usually pale grey, and males feature a bright blue throat. The tail is exceptionally long, constituting more than half of the lizard’s total length. There is minimal visual difference between the genders, aside from the throat color.
Behavior
Plateau bunchgrass lizard is a diurnal, territorial reptile that uses basking and head-bobbing displays to assert dominance and secure its habitat. It usually lives singly, exhibiting a solitary behavior. Its diet usually includes insects and some plant material, showcasing a broad palate. Its survival is greatly enhanced by its remarkable ability to adapt to various terrains.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
North american spiny lizards Genus
Spiny lizards Species
Plateau bunchgrass lizard 
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