Granite Night Lizard vs. Western Banded Gecko
Both are soft-skinned, pale night lizards of the Peninsular Ranges; their records overlap. A: No movable eyelids: a clear scale covers the eye in the Granite Night Lizard; movable eyelids: it blinks in the Western Banded Gecko. B: Big round dark spots in the Granite Night Lizard; dark crossbands (broken into spots in old adults) in the Western Banded Gecko.
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