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alligator lizard

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alligator lizard

Reptile of the family Anguidae, the legless lizards; it is the only member of the group to have well developed limbs. It is found in North and Central America.



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He notes that the throat path might also be used by alligator lizards to detect ground vibrations when they are basking with their heads resting on the ground.
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