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Easter Spiny Lizard

sceloporus spinosus

Photo by Felix Fleck
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Field Notes

Description:

About 20cm long excluding the tail. Grey/brown cryptic colouration; the scales are keeled with a sharp pointy end, giving the lizard its spiny appearance. Endemic to Mexico.

Habitat:

Semi-arid region in El Cimatario national park, in Querétaro.

Reference Links:

Sceloporus spinosus | The Reptile Database

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