Gray Checkered Whiptail vs. Western Whiptail

Both are netted whiptails of the bootheel (records share a one-degree square near Antelope Pass). A: Pale stripes broken into bars and spots; black squares between in the Gray Checkered Whiptail; a dark net over pale stripes in the Western Whiptail. The Gray Checkered Whiptail is all female; the Western Whiptail has males and females.

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