Marbled Whiptail vs. Gray Checkered Whiptail

Both are netted whiptails of the bootheel and the Big Bend country (they meet near Antelope Pass and in Presidio County, Texas). A: An irregular black net or marbling; the stripes gone in the Marbled Whiptail; pale stripes still there, broken into bars and spots on grey in the Gray Checkered Whiptail. The Gray Checkered Whiptail is all female and in New Mexico lives only around Antelope Pass.

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