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Bush Anole
Anolis krugi
18.1105, -66.0543
Field Notes
Description:
Anolis krugi varies in color according to location. In some areas its primary body color is black; while in other areas of the island it is yellow. Specimens found in the Luquillo mountains are usually black above, with numerous black peckson its lighter-colored sides and upper flanks. A yellow-white strip runs from the tip of the snout to just beyond the back legs. The Upland Grass Anole has a distinctive dewlap which is usually yellow or yellow-orange in color. Male species are approximately 1.7 inches (45 millimeters), while females are somewhat smaller at 1.4 inches (36 millimeters) snout-to-vent length.
Habitat:
Bush Anoles live in deep forest bush. They can be found on ferns, bushes and the trunks of small trees in forest interiors or edges and along nature trails.
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