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a Bahia worm lizard | Bahia worm lizards

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zool. T

Bahia worm lizard [Amphisbaena polystegum, syn.: Leposternon polystegum]

Bahia-Doppelschleiche {f}

Partial Matches

zool. T

Bahia lizard eater [Elapomorphus wuchereri]

Bahia-Echsennatter {f}

zool. T

Anatolian worm lizard [Blanus strauchi]

Türkische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Balsas worm lizard [Bipes canaliculatus]

Vierfingrige Handwühle {f}

zool. T

Balsas worm lizard [Bipes canaliculatus]

Zweifuß-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

checkerboard worm lizard [Trogonophis wiegmanni]

Schachbrett-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

European worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Maurische Netzschleiche {f}

zool. T

European worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Maurische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

European worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Ringelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Florida worm lizard [Rhineura floridana]

Florida-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Iberian worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Maurische Netzschleiche {f}

zool. T

Iberian worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Maurische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Iberian worm lizard [Blanus cinereus]

Ringelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Nchingidi worm lizard [Chirindia rondoensis]

Tanzania-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

pale worm lizard [Amphisbaena alba]

Rote Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

red worm lizard [Amphisbaena alba]

Rote Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

speckled worm lizard [Amphisbaena fuliginosa]

Gefleckte Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

spotted worm lizard [Amphisbaena fuliginosa]

Gefleckte Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Cape wedgesnouted worm lizard [Monopeltis capensis]

Kap-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

five-toed worm lizard [Bipes biporus]

Fünffingerige Handwühle {f}

zool. T

four-toed worm lizard [Bipes canaliculatus]

Vierfingrige Handwühle {f}

zool. T

four-toed worm lizard [Bipes canaliculatus]

Zweifuß-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

North American worm lizard [Rhineura floridana]

Florida-Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

white-bellied worm lizard [Amphisbaena alba]

Rote Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

black-and-white worm lizard [Amphisbaena fuliginosa]

Gefleckte Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Mediterranean worm lizard [Blanus cinereus, syn.: Amphisbaena cinerea]

Maurische Netzschleiche {f}

zool. T

Mediterranean worm lizard [Blanus cinereus, syn.: Amphisbaena cinerea]

Maurische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Mediterranean worm lizard [Blanus cinereus, syn.: Amphisbaena cinerea]

Maurische Ringelwühle {f}

zool. T

Mediterranean worm lizard [Blanus cinereus, syn.: Amphisbaena cinerea]

Ringelschleiche {f}

zool. T

King's worm lizard [Amphisbaena kingii, syn.: Anops kingi]

Kings Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Anatolian worm lizard [Blanus strauchi, syn.: Amphisbaena strauchi]

Kleinasiatische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Anatolian worm lizard [Blanus strauchi, syn.: Amphisbaena strauchi]

Türkische Ringelwühle {f}

zool. T

Brazilian worm lizard [Amphisbaena brasiliana, syn.: Bronia brasiliana]

Brasilianische Doppelschleiche {f}

zool. T

Turkish worm lizard [Blanus strauchi, syn.: Amphisbaena strauchi]

Kleinasiatische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Turkish worm lizard [Blanus strauchi, syn.: Amphisbaena strauchi]

Türkische Netzwühle {f}

zool. T

Turkish worm lizard [Blanus strauchi, syn.: Amphisbaena strauchi]

Türkische Ringelwühle {f}

zool. T

Darwin's (ringed) worm lizard [Amphisbaena darwinii, syn.: Amphisbaena darwini]

Darwins Doppelschleiche {f}

med. Bahia ulcer [espundia]

Bahia-Beule {f}

zool. T

Bahia blackhead [Apostolepis arenaria]

Bahia-Schwarzkopfnatter {f}

bot. T

Bahia rosewood [Dalbergia nigra]

Rio-Palisander {m}

orn. T

Bahia tyrannulet [Phylloscartes beckeri]

Bahialaubtyrann {m}

entom. T

lesser glowworm / glow-worm / glow worm [Phosphaenus hemipterus]

Kurzflügel-Leuchtkäfer / Kurzflügelleuchtkäfer {m}

zool. T

eastern slow-worm / slow worm [Anguis colchica]

Östliche Blindschleiche {f}

zool. T

Italian slow-worm / slow worm [Anguis veronensis]

Italienische Blindschleiche {f}

orn. T

Bahia / Bahian nighthawk [Nyctiprogne vielliardi, syn.: Chordeiles vielliardi]

Bahianachtschwalbe {f}

zool. T

Bahia porcupine [Sphiggurus insidiosus, syn.: Sphiggurus pallidus]

Wolliger Baumstachler {m}

orn. T

Bahia tapaculo [Scytalopus psychopompus, syn.: Eleoscytalopus psychopompus ]

Bahia-Tapaculo {m}

entom. T

(common) glowworm / glow-worm / glow worm [Lampyris noctiluca, syn.: Cantharis noctiluca]

Großer Leuchtkäfer {m}

entom. T

(common) glowworm / glow-worm / glow worm [Lampyris noctiluca, syn.: Cantharis noctiluca]

Großes Glühwürmchen {n}

entom. T

(common) glowworm / glow-worm / glow worm [Lampyris noctiluca, syn.: Cantharis noctiluca]

Großes Johannisglühwürmchen {n}

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