Uta stansburiana uniformis
A species of Side-blotched lizards Scientific name : Uta stansburiana uniformis Genus : Side-blotched lizards
Uta stansburiana uniformis, A species of Side-blotched lizards
Scientific name: Uta stansburiana uniformis
Genus: Side-blotched lizards
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General Info
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General Info
Lifespan
5-10 years
Diet
Uta stansburiana uniformis predominantly consumes invertebrates, particularly ants, spiders, and beetles. This reptile's dietary habit exhibits a selective preference for termites, which provides a substantial proportion of its nutrition.
Appearance
Uta stansburiana uniformis is a relatively small lizard with a slender body and smooth scales. The primary color varies from gray to brown with lighter stripes running longitudinally from its head to tail. Its belly is cream to white. This subspecies lacks notable differences in size or color due to age or gender.
Behavior
Uta stansburiana uniformis is primarily a solitary and territorial species. They are diurnal and engage in sun basking, a behavior critical for thermoregulation. This species has a unique 'push-up' display to assert dominance and define territory. Their survival involves foraging for food which mainly includes invertebrates, supplemented by plant material.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
North american spiny lizards Genus
Side-blotched lizards Species
Uta stansburiana uniformis 
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