Talk:Leiocephalus personatus

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Did you know... that green-legged curly-tail lizards living in more open, exposed locations, tend to have longer limbs and faster sprint speeds?

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Leiocephalus personatus is a species of curly-tailed lizard first described by Edward Drinker Cope in 1862. This specimen was photographed in the reptile zoo of Neu-Ulm, Germany.Photo: H. Krisp

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