Graphic Spiny Lizard vs. Texas Spiny Lizard
Both are grey tree lizards in the mesquite and ebony of the Lower Rio Grande Valley. A: Much smaller on the sides than on the back in the Graphic Spiny Lizard; big, pointed, keeled scales, the same size on the sides as on the back in the Texas Spiny Lizard. B: Small: 4 to 6 in in the Graphic Spiny Lizard; big: 7 to 11 in in the Texas Spiny Lizard. Male Graphic Spiny Lizards have pale blue belly patches; male Texas Spiny Lizards blue patches edged black.
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