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Peru, Already Home to over 290 Lizard Species, Finds a New One
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The lizard measures between 6 and 8 centimeters and is characterized by differences in colouring between males and females.
·Warsaw, Poland
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Scientists found a new lizard species above 15,750 feet in Peru's Andes; the 6-to-8cm animal uses white scales and patterned markings to blend into one of South America's harshest high-altitude landscapes
High in the Peruvian Andes, where thin air, cold temperatures and barren rock make survival a daily challenge, scientists have identified a remarkably
·India
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The new species, Liolaemus archipensis, was observed at an altitude of more than 4,800 metres.
·Montreal, Canada
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A new species of lizard, called "Liolaemus archipensis", was discovered at an altitude of more than 4800 metres in the Peruvian Andes.
·Rennes, France
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The lizard is between six and eight centimeters long and has a color that depends on the sex.
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