Flat-tailed House Gecko vs. Common Four-clawed Gecko
iNaturalist observation maps: they share walls and houses across Southeast Asia (Flat-tailed's native range). A: A flap of skin along each side and between the legs in the Flat-tailed House Gecko; no skin flap; smooth and plump in the Common Four-clawed Gecko. B: Flat, with a fringe of pointed scales along each edge in the Flat-tailed House Gecko; round and plain in the Common Four-clawed Gecko.
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