Common Four-clawed Gecko vs. Mourning Gecko

Both are night geckos of Hawaiian walls and trees. A: Plump, soft, pinkish see-through skin in the Common Four-clawed Gecko; slim and tan in the Mourning Gecko. B: Small pale and dark spots, no chevrons in the Common Four-clawed Gecko; pairs of dark wavy chevrons in the Mourning Gecko. The Four-clawed Gecko has no claw on the innermost toe of each foot (not shown).

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