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Unnamed spotting

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roughly 6-8" long, very quick. As suggested by AshleyT below, perhaps it's genus Ameiva, perhaps species A. maynardi? I think there are 3 subspecies here, so not totally sure which one....

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3 Comments

AshleyT
AshleyT 11 years ago

Yes good luck! All the species are so variable it looked like many of them, hope you have better luck than I did :)

Tyann
Tyann 11 years ago

@AshleyT thanks for the lead...time for me to do some homework

AshleyT
AshleyT 11 years ago

It's in the Genus Ameiva but I can't figure out which species

Tyann
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Bahamas

Spotted on Oct 31, 2009
Submitted on Oct 31, 2012

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