Common Spotted Whiptail vs. Arizona Striped Whiptail
Both are striped whiptails of the Chihuahuan Desert grassland (records share 15 one-degree squares). A: Rows of pale spots in the Common Spotted Whiptail; plain dark, no spots in the Arizona Striped Whiptail. The tail differs too: pinkish to reddish brown in the Common Spotted Whiptail, bright blue in the Arizona Striped.
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