k Amazon wood lizard skin Amazon wood lizard Enyalioides laticeps skin, closeup. The skin of a lizard, like all reptiles, consists of scales scutes of keratin, the colours aiding camouflage or warning predators. For the whole lizard, see image C0148651. Photographed in rainforest at an elevation of 900 metres in the Rio Bigal Biological Reserve, near Sumaco National Park, Ecuador. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Amazon wood lizard skin Amazon wood lizard  Enyalioides laticeps  skin, close up. The skin of a lizard, like all reptiles, consists of scales  scutes  of keratin, the colours aiding camouflage or warning predators. For the whole lizard, see image C014 8651. Photographed in rainforest at an elevation of 900 metres in the Rio Bigal Biological Reserve, near Sumaco National Park, Ecuador.
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Amazon wood lizard skin

Amazon wood lizard (Enyalioides laticeps) skin, close-up. The skin of a lizard, like all reptiles, consists of scales (scutes) of keratin, the colours aiding camouflage or warning predators. For the whole lizard, see image C014/8651. Photographed in rainforest at an elevation of 900 metres in the Rio Bigal Biological Reserve, near Sumaco National Park, Ecuador.

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