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Keeled Earless Lizard

Holbrookia propinqua

Photo by AshleyT
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Field Notes

Description:

This young lizard is tan all over and blended in with the sand perfectly. Earless lizards get their name by lacking external ear openings that most lizards have.

Habitat:

This species lives in coastal sand dunes. This was the 12th one we saw before we finally caught one.

Reference Links:

Keeled Earless Lizard | Herps of Texas

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PublishedMarch 24, 2014

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