Two new iguanid lizard species from the Laja Lagoon, Chile

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A team of Chilean scientists discover two new species of iguanid lizards from the Laja Lagoon, Chile. The two new species are believed to have been long confused with other representatives of the elongatus-kriegi lizard complex, before recent morphological and genetic analysis diagnosed them as separate.
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Published On: 28-Apr-15 01:29 AM
Source: ScienceDaily

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