Overview
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Elgaria is a of lizards that includes several of the alligator lizard species.
Species
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- Elgaria coerulea (Northern Alligator Lizard)
- Elgaria kingii (Madrean Alligator Lizard)
- Elgaria multicarinata (Southern Alligator Lizard)
- Elgaria panamintina (Panamint Alligator Lizard)
- Elgaria parva
- Elgaria paucicarinata (San Lucan Alligator Lizard)
- Elgaria velazquezi
Taxonomy
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The Genus Elgaria is further organized into finer groupings including:
- Species: ZipcodeZoo has pages for 33 species and subspecies in the Genus Elgaria: E. cedroensis · E. cedrosensis · E. coerulea (Northern Alligator Lizard) · E. coerulea coerulea (San Francisco Alligator Lizard) · E. coerulea palmeri (Northern Alligator Lizard) · E. coerulea principis (Northern Alligator Lizard) · E. coerulea shastensis (Northern Alligator Lizard) · E. coeruleus · E. kingi · E. kingi ferruginea · E. kingi nobilis · E. kingii (Arizona Alligator Lizard) · E. kingii ferruginea · E. kingii kingii · E. kingii nobilis (Arizona Alligator Lizard) · E. multicarinata (Southern Alligator Lizard) · E. multicarinata ignava · E. multicarinata multicarinata (California Alligator Lizard) · E. multicarinata multicarinatus · E. multicarinata nana · E. multicarinata scincicauda (Southern Alligator Lizard) · E. multicarinata webbi · E. multicarinata webbii (San Diego Alligator Lizard) · E. multicarinatus · E. nana (Los Coronados Alligator Lizard) · E. nobilis · E. panamintina (Panamint Alligator Lizard) · E. parva · E. paucicarinata (San Lucanalligator Lizard) · E. paucicarinata cedrosensis · E. paucicarinata paucicarinata (San Lucanalligator Lizard) · E. principis · E. velazquezi (Central Peninsular Alligator Lizard)
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