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Lizards are a widespread group of squamate reptiles, with over 6,000 species,[1] ranging across all continents except Antarctica, as well as most oceanic island chains.
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トカゲは有鱗目爬虫類の広範なグループであり、6,000種を超え[1]、南極大陸を除くすべての大陸とほとんどの海洋島の連鎖に広がっています。
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Lizards are an extensive group of Squamata reptiles, with over 6,000 species [1] spread across all continents except Antarctica and most marine island chains.
INTO JAPANESE
トカゲは有鱗目爬虫類の広範なグループであり、南極大陸とほとんどの海洋島のチェーンを除くすべての大陸に6,000種以上が広がっています[1]。
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Lizards are an extensive group of Squamata reptiles, with more than 6,000 species spread across all continents except Antarctica and most marine island chains [1].
INTO JAPANESE
トカゲは有鱗目爬虫類の広範なグループであり、南極大陸とほとんどの海洋島チェーンを除くすべての大陸に6,000種以上が生息しています[1]。
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Lizards are an extensive group of scaled reptiles, with more than 6,000 species inhabiting all continents except Antarctica and most marine island chains [1].
INTO JAPANESE
トカゲは鱗状の爬虫類の広範なグループであり、南極大陸とほとんどの海洋島の鎖を除くすべての大陸に6,000種以上が生息しています[1]。
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Lizards are an extensive group of scaly reptiles, with more than 6,000 species inhabiting all continents except Antarctica and most marine island chains. [1]
INTO JAPANESE
トカゲは鱗状の爬虫類の広範なグループであり、南極大陸とほとんどの海洋島のチェーンを除くすべての大陸に6,000種以上が生息しています。 [1]
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Lizards are an extensive group of scaly reptiles, with more than 6,000 species inhabiting all continents except Antarctica and most marine island chains. [1]
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