Sonoran Collared Lizard vs. Eastern Collared Lizard
They meet where the Sonoran Desert of south-central Arizona reaches the rocky hills of the centre. A: Grey-brown with faint yellow-orange crossbands in the Sonoran Collared Lizard; green, blue or yellow (males), brown in females in the Eastern Collared Lizard. B: Pale dots between dark spots, bigger on top of the back in the Sonoran Collared Lizard; small pale spots in the Eastern Collared Lizard. Both have round tails without a pale stripe.
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