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Tiliqua rugosa palarra

Tiliqua rugosa palarra (Shark Bay Shingleback)

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Tiliqua rugosa palarra occurs "on mid-w. coast, from Shark Bay to Carnavon, WA."

"T. r. palarra has relatively narrow dark head, pale streaks and spots and a large brown mid-ventral patch."

'A Complete Guide to Reptiles of Australia' by Steve Wilson and Gerry Swan, 6th Edition. 2021.

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Tiliqua rugosa palarra (Shark Bay Shingleback) at Monkey Mia, WA - 10 Sep 2024 by Paul4K

Tiliqua rugosa palarra

Tiliqua rugosa palarra (Shark Bay Shingleback) at Monkey Mia, WA - 10 Sep 2024 by Paul4K
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