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Although A.
carolinensis is
sometimes called an 'American chameleon', true
chameleons do not
naturally occur in the Americas, and A.
carolinensis is not the...
- Many
species of the
carolinensis subgroup are
remarkably obscure and, with the
exception of a few
species such as A.
carolinensis, very
little is known...
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Phidippus carolinensis dorsal Adult female Phidippus carolinensis face
Adult female Phidippus carolinensis dorsal "Phidippus
carolinensis Report". Integrated...
- The
Carolina parakeet (Conuropsis
carolinensis), or
Carolina conure, is an
extinct species of
small green neotropical parrot with a
bright yellow head...
- The
eastern gray
squirrel (Sciurus
carolinensis), also known,
particularly outside of
North America, as
simply the grey squirrel, is a tree
squirrel in...
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combines the old
scientific name of C.
carolinensis with the
common name "Whip-poor-will". As C.
carolinensis does not
occur in the area discussed, he...
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temperature swings.
Hogna carolinensis is
commonly known as the
Carolina wolf spider. Historically, it was
known as
Lycosa carolinensis, but
refinement in taxonomy...
- The
Carolina chickadee (Poecile
carolinensis) is a
small p****erine bird in the tit
family Paridae. The
Carolina chickadee was
often placed in the genus...
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Pluchea carolinensis is a
plant in the
genus Pluchea.
Pluchea carolinensis is a
plant from the
genus Pluchea, the
species was
first described by the Scottish...
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Gastrophryne carolinensis, the
eastern narrow-mouthed toad, is a
species of
microhylid frog. It is a
relatively small, toad-like
amphibian found in damp...