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Old 08-26-2008, 03:32 AM
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Default Teratoscincus microlepis sexual dimorphism



Male in the foreground, female in the background. Hope that helps.
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Well, the difference in pattern (at least in my experience) has nothing to do with sexual dimorphism. There are two forms of microlepis- one with irregular speckling and another with wavy bands. There are other differences that tend to be appreciated when looking at multiple animals in person. Are the animals pictured CB or wild-caught?
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They are supposed to be CB.
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