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The Whiptail is considered by experts to be an" alert, diurnal, fast-moving ground-dweller; that is most active in the mid-morning and late afternoon; hibernating during the cold months of winter and late fall" [3]. | The Whiptail is considered by experts to be an" alert, diurnal, fast-moving ground-dweller; that is most active in the mid-morning and late afternoon; hibernating during the cold months of winter and late fall" [3]. | ||
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[4]State Symbol USA (2015). New Mexico State Reptile. New Mexico Whiptail Lizard. Retrieved from http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/New_Mexico/reptilewhiptaillizard.html | [4]State Symbol USA (2015). New Mexico State Reptile. New Mexico Whiptail Lizard. Retrieved from http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/New_Mexico/reptilewhiptaillizard.html | ||
