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SLEVIN'S BUNCHGRASS LIZARD
Sceloporus slevini

Female Slevin's Bunchgrass Lizard - Sceloporus slevini Female   Sceloporus  slevini   from   Cochise   County,   Arizona
                                                                       Photo by Diego Ortiz 		Female Slevin's Bunchgrass Lizard - Sceloporus slevini Female   Sceloporus   slevini   from   Cochise   County,  Arizona
                                                                       Photo by Diego Ortiz

Ventral View - Male Slevin's Bunchgrass Lizard - Sceloporus slevini Ventral view of a male  Sceloporus slevini  from Cochise Co., Az.
                                                                        Photo by Diego Ortiz 		The horizional keel of the scales on Sceloporus slevini is a key identification factor for this species. The  horizonal  keel  of the scales on  Sceloporus  slevini  is a key
identification feature for this species.                  Photo by Diego Ortiz




Distribution:  In our region, this species occurs in extreme southwestern New Mexico and extreme southeastern Arizona.

Legal Status:  Sceloporus slevini is protected as a Threatened Species in New Mexico.





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