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Reptiles de Sonora

Aquí se enlistan los reptiles cuya distribución se encuentra dentro de los limites del estado de Sonora. Por lo pronto, son solo registros de Naturalista.

Lagartija de árbol del Pacífico 1
Urosaurus bicarinatus
Culebra lisa 2
Coniophanes lateritius
Trimorphodon lambda
Jicotea de Baja California 3
Trachemys nebulosa
culebra listonada de la costa oeste
Thamnophis validus
Sochuate 1
Thamnophis marcianus
Culebra de agua nómada mexicana 4
Thamnophis eques
Lagartija espinosa rayada 1
Sceloporus virgatus
Lagartija espinosa de pastizal 5
Sceloporus slevini
Lagartija espinosa chihuahuense 6
Sceloporus lemosespinali
Lagartija espinosa de la Sierra Madre Occidental 7
Sceloporus jarrovii
Lagartija espinosa vientre blanco
Sceloporus albiventris
Culebra chata oriental 8
Salvadora grahamiae
culebrilla ciega de occidente 9
Rena humilis
Culebra sorda mexicana 10
Pituophis deppei
salamanquesa sonorense
Phyllodactylus homolepidurus
Camaleón de montaña 11
Phrynosoma orbiculare
lagartija cornuda de roca 12
Phrynosoma ditmarsi
Serpiente coralillo sonorense 13
Micruroides euryxanthus
escombrera ojo de gato
Leptodeira splendida
Falsa coralillo real del desierto 14
Lampropeltis splendida
Tortuga pecho quebrado sonorense 15
Kinosternon sonoriense longifemorale
tortuga pecho quebrado sonorense 16
Kinosternon sonoriense
Falsa nauyaca mexicana 17
Trimorphodon tau
Camaleón de Sonora 18
Phrynosoma goodei
Cascabel cornuda del noroeste 19
Crotalus cerastes
lagartija perrilla arenera sonorense 20
Uma rufopunctata
Chacahuala del noroeste 21
Sauromalus ater
Tortuga del desierto de Sonora 22
Gopherus morafkai
Lagartija de mancha lateral norteña 23
Uta stansburiana
Falsa coralillo real de Chihuahua 24
Lampropeltis knoblochi

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