Sceloporus grandaevus (Dickerson, 1919) is a animal in the Phrynosomatidae family, order null, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Sceloporus grandaevus (Dickerson, 1919)
Sceloporus grandaevus, the Cerralvo Island sator, is an endemic lizard species from Mexico's Cerralvo Island growing up to 3.2 inches long.
Sceloporus grandaevus, commonly known as the Cerralvo Island sator, is a species of lizard that reaches a maximum length of 3.2 inches. It is endemic to Cerralvo Island in the Gulf of California, Mexico. This lizard inhabits shrublands, inland cliffs, mountain peaks, and deserts within its restricted range. It occurs in vegetated areas, positioned near vegetated coastal dunes and open flats.
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