Barefoot Banded Gecko vs. Granite Night Lizard
Both live in boulder country on the desert side of the Peninsular Ranges; their records overlap. A: Movable eyelids: it blinks in the Barefoot Banded Gecko; no eyelids in the Granite Night Lizard. B: Ringed light and dark, pinched at the base in the Barefoot Banded Gecko; spotted, not ringed in the Granite Night Lizard.
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