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Whitedrops and Blackouts

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Up close and personal If you look closely at the face of this juvenile Casque-headed Lizard (<i>Corytophanes cristatus</i>) you can see the moss and lichen just starting to take hold and grow around the labial scales and eyes.
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Up close and personal If you look closely at the face of this juvenile Casque-headed Lizard (Corytophanes cristatus) you can see the moss and lichen just starting to take hold and grow around the labial scales and eyes.

Corytophanes cristatushelmeted iguanacasque headed lizardRara Avis rainforest reservecosta rica

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