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Summary
Side-blotched lizards are one of the most abundant and commonly-observed in western North American deserts. Interestingly, these lizards are noted for having the largest number of distinct male and female morphs within any species - three male and two female!
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lizard
animal
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side blotched lizard
side blotched
uta
desert
john day fossil beds national monument
lizards
north american deserts
national parks gallery
national monuments
oregon
reptile
Date
2013
Source
National Parks Gallery
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