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- Florida_scrub_lizard abstract "The Florida scrub lizard (Sceloporus woodi) is a species of lizard endemic to Florida in the United States.The adult lizard is about 5 inches long. It is gray or brownish with a longitudinal brown stripe down each side of the body. The male has turquoise patches on the throat and belly. The female usually lacks the throat patches but may have lighter patches on the abdomen.Courtship and mating occur in spring. The female buries up to 5 clutches of 2 to 8 eggs each. Eggs take about 75 days to hatch, probably depending on ambient temperature. The last hatchlings of the year emerge in November. The lizard becomes sexually mature in 10 to 11 months.This is a species of the Florida scrub, including evergreen oak and sand pine scrub. It is found less often in the ecotone between scrub and sandhill habitat, flatwoods, and citrus groves. It is most common in dry habitat with open areas for basking and nesting with nearby pines or oaks for shelter. A closed canopy makes the habitat unsuitable.The species has a disjunct distribution with four main population areas, the Atlantic coast scrubs, the Gulf Coast scrubs, the inland central peninsula, and Ocala National Forest and environs. It occus on the Lake Wales Ridge. It is common in the Ocala National Forest, but it is slowly declining in most of its range due to loss of habitat. It was more widespread before the intensive development of Florida's scrub zones and sandy ridges. Habitat loss to development, including the establishment of citrus groves, has reduced populations. Fire suppression causes habitat changes such as closure of the canopy, which eliminates the open spaces required by the species.This species occurs in widely spaced patches of a habitat type that is naturally fragmented, and it does not disperse far from its natal area. The main population groups have remained separate for many thousands of years, causing isolation that has led to the development of high genetic diversity in the species as a whole. During conservation efforts, it is important to maintain such diversity.".
- Florida_scrub_lizard binomialAuthority Leonhard_Hess_Stejneger.
- Florida_scrub_lizard class Reptile.
- Florida_scrub_lizard conservationStatus "NT".
- Florida_scrub_lizard conservationStatusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Florida_scrub_lizard family Phrynosomatidae.
- Florida_scrub_lizard genus Spiny_lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard kingdom Animal.
- Florida_scrub_lizard order Lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard order Squamata.
- Florida_scrub_lizard phylum Chordate.
- Florida_scrub_lizard phylum Vertebrate.
- Florida_scrub_lizard species Eastern_fence_lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard thumbnail Florida_Scrub_Lizard,_Enchanted_Forest,_3-14-05_(4750231533).jpg?width=300.
- Florida_scrub_lizard wikiPageID "21277833".
- Florida_scrub_lizard wikiPageRevisionID "570838482".
- Florida_scrub_lizard binomial "Sceloporus woodi".
- Florida_scrub_lizard binomialAuthority "Stejneger, 1918".
- Florida_scrub_lizard classis Reptile.
- Florida_scrub_lizard familia Phrynosomatidae.
- Florida_scrub_lizard genus "Sceloporus".
- Florida_scrub_lizard hasPhotoCollection Florida_scrub_lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard name "Florida scrub lizard".
- Florida_scrub_lizard ordo Squamata.
- Florida_scrub_lizard phylum Chordate.
- Florida_scrub_lizard regnum "Animalia".
- Florida_scrub_lizard species "S. woodi".
- Florida_scrub_lizard speciesGroup "S. undulatus".
- Florida_scrub_lizard status "NT".
- Florida_scrub_lizard statusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Florida_scrub_lizard subordo Lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard subphylum Vertebrate.
- Florida_scrub_lizard subject Category:Endemic_fauna_of_Florida.
- Florida_scrub_lizard subject Category:Lizards.
- Florida_scrub_lizard subject Category:Reptiles_of_the_United_States.
- Florida_scrub_lizard type Animal.
- Florida_scrub_lizard type Eukaryote.
- Florida_scrub_lizard type Reptile.
- Florida_scrub_lizard type Species.
- Florida_scrub_lizard type Organism.
- Florida_scrub_lizard comment "The Florida scrub lizard (Sceloporus woodi) is a species of lizard endemic to Florida in the United States.The adult lizard is about 5 inches long. It is gray or brownish with a longitudinal brown stripe down each side of the body. The male has turquoise patches on the throat and belly. The female usually lacks the throat patches but may have lighter patches on the abdomen.Courtship and mating occur in spring. The female buries up to 5 clutches of 2 to 8 eggs each.".
- Florida_scrub_lizard label "Florida scrub lizard".
- Florida_scrub_lizard label "Sceloporus woodi".
- Florida_scrub_lizard sameAs Sceloporus_woodi.
- Florida_scrub_lizard sameAs Sceloporus_woodi.
- Florida_scrub_lizard sameAs m.05f88lg.
- Florida_scrub_lizard sameAs Q339652.
- Florida_scrub_lizard sameAs Q339652.
- Florida_scrub_lizard wasDerivedFrom Florida_scrub_lizard?oldid=570838482.
- Florida_scrub_lizard depiction Florida_Scrub_Lizard,_Enchanted_Forest,_3-14-05_(4750231533).jpg.
- Florida_scrub_lizard isPrimaryTopicOf Florida_scrub_lizard.
- Florida_scrub_lizard name "Florida scrub lizard".