The Keel-bellied Shade Lizard (Alopoglossus atriventris)
The Speckled Worm Lizard (Amphisbaenia fuliginosa) lives below the leaf litter and burrowed in the soil of the wet forests of the Amazon Basin. These fossorial reptiles are squamates and are closely related to lizards and snakes. They have no arms or legs. This individual was photographed in Amazonian Peru in 2018
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13710125
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13710125
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07-10-2018
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080120 Alopoglossus Amazonian Amphisbaenia Amphisbaenidae Atriventris Bellied Fossorial Fuliginosa Herp Herpetofauna Herpetology Keel Litter Lizards Peru Peruvian Sauria Shade Speckled Squamate Worm
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