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blind lizard Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

Any of various burrowing, legless reptiles that resemble earthworms or small snakes and possess significantly reduced or vestigial eyes covered by scales, typically referring to species within the suborder Amphisbaenia or the family Dibamidae.

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"During the soil excavation, the biological survey team uncovered a amphisbaenian wriggling through the loose dirt."

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