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	The '''Herpetology Entry''' template is used to generate an infobox for an entry on a group on the [[Herpetology/Herpetology List\|Herpetology list]].		The '''Herpetology Entry''' template is used to generate an infobox for an entry on a group on the [[Herpetology/Herpetology List\|Herpetology list]].

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The '''Herpetology Entry''' template is used to generate an infobox for an entry on a group on the [[Herpetology/Herpetology List|Herpetology list]].

==Parameters==
*<code>PICT</code> - a picture of an organism in the taxa being described
*<code>AKA</code> - any alternate or common names that the group has (e.g. the green iguana is also known as the bamboo chicken)
*<code>ETY</code> - where the name of the organism comes from or how it originated
*<code>DESCR</code> - a physical description of the organism
*<code>LC</code> - a description of the typical life cycle within the taxa, from typical lifespan to nesting habits and courtship rituals
*<code>ECO</code> - the ecology of the taxa (i.e. its relationship with its environment), including its habitat and diet
*<code>BEHAVIOR</code> - how the taxa interacts with others both in and out of its taxa, as well as how it moves
*<code>CONSERV</code> - the conservation status of the taxa and any efforts to protect it
*<code>DISTR</code> - where the taxa is found geographically
*<code>MISC</code> - any additional information

==Examples==
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{{Herpetology Entry
|AKA=Stink lizard
|ETY=The name "stink lizard" comes from the fact that these lizards produce a very unpleasant smelling oil when handled.
|DESCR=Stink lizards are green and orange, with yellow striped tails. They are typically around six inches long from the front of their head to the tip of their tails.
|LC=Stink lizards can live up to eight years in the wild. They can lay up to five eggs in a clutch. Eggs are buried in the sand and hatch within two months of being laid. Breeding takes place in the spring.
|ECO=Stink lizards eat small insects and other invertebrates. They live in desert scrub and shelter under rocks.
|BEHAVIOR=Stink lizards are very gregarious, living in swarms similar to bees. They tend to stay in the same area for much of their lives, not migrating.
|CONSERV=Stink lizards are a Least Concern species, and have not had any conservation efforts to protect them.
|DISTR=Stink lizards are found in the southwest United States, living in hot and dry states such as Nevada and New Mexico.
|MISC=Stink lizards are not real lizards.
}}
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{{Herpetology Entry
|AKA=Stink lizard
|ETY=The name "stink lizard" comes from the fact that these lizards produce a very unpleasant smelling oil when handled.
|DESCR=Stink lizards are green and orange, with yellow striped tails. They are typically around six inches long from the front of their head to the tip of their tails.
|LC=Stink lizards can live up to eight years in the wild. They can lay up to five eggs in a clutch. Eggs are buried in the sand and hatch within two months of being laid. Breeding takes place in the spring.
|ECO=Stink lizards eat small insects and other invertebrates. They live in desert scrub and shelter under rocks.
|BEHAVIOR=Stink lizards are very gregarious, living in swarms similar to bees. They tend to stay in the same area for much of their lives, not migrating.
|CONSERV=Stink lizards are a Least Concern species, and have not had any conservation efforts to protect them.
|DISTR=Stink lizards are found in the southwest United States, living in hot and dry states such as Nevada and New Mexico.
|MISC=Stink lizards are not real lizards.
}}
|}
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