Western Earless Lizard vs. Zebra-tailed Lizard
Both are fast, pale lizards of open sandy and gravelly ground; they meet in eastern Arizona. A: None in the Western Earless Lizard; present in the Zebra-tailed Lizard. B: Shorter legs in the Western Earless Lizard; very long legs in the Zebra-tailed Lizard. The Zebra-tailed waves a tail barred black and white underneath; the Western Earless's tail underside is plain white.
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