Ornate Tree Lizard vs. Southern Sagebrush Lizard
Their records meet in the mountains of southern California. A: Tiny, with two bands of bigger scales in the Ornate Tree Lizard; small but keeled and spiny all over in the Southern Sagebrush Lizard. B: Long, thin, grey-brown, banded in the Ornate Tree Lizard; pale side stripes, rusty behind the front leg in the Southern Sagebrush Lizard.
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