Image: Identifying the Western Skink
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Description: Western skinks can be distinguished by a broad brown or black band originating on the side of head and extending past the hind legs (Left). They also possess seven supralabial scales (Right).
Title: Identifying the Western Skink
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Author: Connor Long
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