- Blarina, and
occurs in the
northeastern region of
North America. It is a
semifossorial,
highly active, and
voracious insectivore and is
present in a variety...
- the
genus Anguis are also
called "slow worms".
Common slow
worms are
semifossorial (burrowing)
lizards that
spend much of
their time
hiding underneath...
-
presacral vertebrae. The body
coloration is
uniform throughout. It is a
semifossorial skink typically inhabiting the
forest floor of
lowland forests. It is...
- The
Cylindrophiidae are a
monotypic family of secretive,
semifossorial, non-venomous
snakes containing the
genus Cylindrophis found in
southeastern Asia...
- arid to
tropical environments. Most
known species are
terrestrial or
semifossorial, with the
exception of one
arboreal genus: Abronia.
Anguids have a relatively...
- are
semiaquatic and feed on fish and amphibians,
although a few are
semifossorial or leaf-litter
snakes that feed on invertebrates. Most
species are harmless...
- are
similar to vibrissae. It has an
evolutionary adaptation for its
semifossorial[clarification needed]
habits with a well-developed
lateral and long...
-
daylight hours to bask in the sun. The
Indian crested porcupine is
semifossorial. They live in
natural caves or in
excavated burrows.
Because they do...
- ; Bozinovic, F. (2000b), "Energetics and
burrowing behaviour in the
semifossorial degu
Octodon degus (Rodentia: Octodontidae)",
Journal of Zoology, 252...
- of the
family Soricidae found in
China and Vietnam. The
species is a
semifossorial red-toothed
shrew with a
stout body and short,
slender tail. Although...
