Ornate Tree Lizard vs. Western Fence Lizard
Both are grey lizards on rocks and trees; their records overlap along the Colorado River. A: Tiny, with two bands of bigger scales in the Ornate Tree Lizard; big, keeled and spiny all over in the Western Fence Lizard. B: Slim and flat, a fold across the throat in the Ornate Tree Lizard; stocky, spiny in the Western Fence Lizard.
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