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Talamancan Galliwasp (<I>Diploglossus bilobatus</i>), notice how the claw is almost completely covered by a sheath.
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Talamancan Galliwasp (Diploglossus bilobatus), notice how the claw is almost completely covered by a sheath.

Diploglossus bilobatusTalamancan galliwaspRara Avis rainforest ReserveAnguidaeanguid

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  • Talamancan Galliwasp (<I>Diploglossus bilobatus</i>), notice how the claw is almost completely covered by a sheath.
  • Talamancan Galliwasp (<I>Diploglossus bilobatus)
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