Red-banded Butterfly Lizard vs. Six-lined Racerunner

Red-banded Butterfly Lizards live on lawns in Fort Myers and Miami-Dade, where Six-lined Racerunners run on the same open ground. A: Plain reddish-orange on the rear of the side (males) in the Red-banded Butterfly Lizard; six pale stripes on dark brown in the Six-lined Racerunner.

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