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Common Spotted Whiptail - Aspidoscelis gularis
Texas Spotted Whiptail - Aspidoscelis gularis gularis
(Baird and Girard, 1852)
(= Cnemidophorus gularis gularis)
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| Adult, Burnet County, Texas | Adult, Travis County, Texas | Juvenile, Travis County, Texas |
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| Juvenile, Travis County, Texas | Juvenile, Travis County, Texas | Adult, Travis County, Texas |
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| Adult, Crockett County, Texas | Juvenile, Hidalgo County, Texas | |
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| Adult, Crockett County, Texas |
Adult, Travis County, Texas | |
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| A Texas Patch-nosed Snake captures a Texas Spotted Whiptail, biting its tail and wrapping its body around the lizard's body to suffocate it. The snake dragged the lizard away before the observer could tell if it successfully killed and ate the lizard. Central Texas, © Denise Kocek. |
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| Habitat, Blanco County, Texas | Habitat, Travis County, Texas | Habitat, Burnet County, Texas |
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| Habitat, Crockett County, Texas |
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