Image of Northern Desert Iguana
Description:
Very common in early morning found easily under debris and later, basking on stones and sand hummocks. Adults with original tails seldom found, over half caught had re-grown tails. Largest examined: SVL 120 mm (4 in.), TL 290 mm (11 in.).
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