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Encyclopedia > Ameiva
Ameiva
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Order: Squamata
Suborder: Sauria
Family: Teiidae
Genus: Ameiva

Ameiva is a lizard genus which belongs to the family of Teiidae.


Classification

Genus Ameiva

  • Ameiva ameiva
  • Ameiva anomala
  • Ameiva auberi
  • Ameiva bifrontata
  • Ameiva bridgesii
  • Ameiva chaitzami
  • Ameiva chrysolaema
  • Ameiva cineracea
  • Ameiva corax
  • Ameiva corvina
  • Ameiva dorsalis
  • Ameiva edracantha
  • Ameiva erythrocephala
  • Ameiva exsul
  • Ameiva festiva
  • Ameiva fuscata
  • Ameiva griswoldi
  • Ameiva leberi
  • Ameiva leptophrys
  • Ameiva lineolata
  • Ameiva major
  • Ameiva maynardi
  • Ameiva niceforoi
  • Ameiva orcesi
  • Ameiva plei
  • Ameiva pluvianotata
  • Ameiva polops
  • Ameiva quadrilineata
  • Ameiva septemlineata
  • Ameiva taeniura
  • Ameiva undulata
  • Ameiva vittata
  • Ameiva wetmorei



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Reptiles and Amphibians » Lizards » Ameiva - Green Main Page (582 words)
In the wild this ameiva lives in tropical rainforests, open forests, woodlands, and agricultural areas and is a terrestrial species.
At maturity the Green Ameiva reaches between 38.1 and 50.8 centimeters (15 and 20 inches) in length.
Ameivas have strong legs and long claws that aid them in digging and climbing.
Bioline International Official Site (site up-dated regularly) (2324 words)
The parasite was named Haemogregarina ameivae, but in the absence of information on its life cycle the true nature of the parasite remains uncertain.
ameiva during the period 1966-1992, we noted the frequent presence of three morphologically different haematozoan parasites: one in monocytes and the other two in erythrocytes.
It must further be stressed that, in the inicial phase of infection, tissue stages of haematozoa may be found in the internal organs before the parasites invade cells of the peripheral blood.
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