Elements of Natural History Adapted to the Present State of the Science Contai
Elements of Natural History Adapted to the Present State of the Science Contai
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SAURIA.
D. Guianensis, Cuv. Body reddish brown, shaded with green. 4 to 6 feet long, of which the tail forms one-half. Inhabits Guiana. Shaw, iii. Pi. 67- It frequents savannahs and marshy plains. Its flesh is eaten- Gen. 6. TKIUS, Merrem. Les Sauvegardes, Cuv.
With all the scales of the back small and smooth ; a row of in- distinct pores under the thighs ; teeth notched ; tail more or less compressed, carinated or smooth ; scales of the belly longer than broad.
* Tail carinated.
T. Bicarinat^l...s, (Lacerta, Lin. ) Body reddish brown, more or less tinged with greenish ; two rows of carinated scales on the back, confluent on the tail, and forming a serrated crest. 2 feet 5 inches long. Inhabits South America. Shaw, iii. 212.
** Tail smooth, compressed towards the point.
T. Teguixin, ( Lacerta, Lin. ) Body black, spotted with blue above, bluish below ; tail banded with blue and black. Nearly six feet long. Inhabits Brazil Shaw, iii. Pi. 73. This species runs rapidly, takes the water when pursued, and dives freely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAURIA.
D. Guianensis, Cuv. Body reddish brown, shaded with green. 4 to 6 feet long, of which the tail forms one-half. Inhabits Guiana. Shaw, iii. Pi. 67- It frequents savannahs and marshy plains. Its flesh is eaten- Gen. 6. TKIUS, Merrem. Les Sauvegardes, Cuv.
With all the scales of the back small and smooth ; a row of in- distinct pores under the thighs ; teeth notched ; tail more or less compressed, carinated or smooth ; scales of the belly longer than broad.
* Tail carinated.
T. Bicarinat^l...s, (Lacerta, Lin. ) Body reddish brown, more or less tinged with greenish ; two rows of carinated scales on the back, confluent on the tail, and forming a serrated crest. 2 feet 5 inches long. Inhabits South America. Shaw, iii. 212.
** Tail smooth, compressed towards the point.
T. Teguixin, ( Lacerta, Lin. ) Body black, spotted with blue above, bluish below ; tail banded with blue and black. Nearly six feet long. Inhabits Brazil Shaw, iii. Pi. 73. This species runs rapidly, takes the water when pursued, and dives freely.
What to read after Elements of Natural History Adapted to the Present State of the Science Contai?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Stark to read onlineMoreLess
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