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Greater Scaly Anole

Norops tropidonotus

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Field Notes

Description:

Photo take in a backyard very common around here.

Species ID Suggestions

Greater Scaly Anole

Norops tropidonotus
John G. Phillips
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Comments (4)
John G. Phillips
Upon further analysis, I believe that I have figured it out. I have worked on this species before. It is a Norops tropidonotus.
Gerardo Aizpuru
Well i see this reptiles very often and very abundant they turn black when fill invaded, very territorials and very aggressive whit others of the same species.

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Mexico Horn of Plenty
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PublishedJanuary 8, 2012

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