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Yellow-lipped Mountain Dragon

Diploderma flavilabre

Diploderma flavilabre, the yellow-lipped mountain dragon, is endemic to China.

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Description

The snout-vent length of females is 64.2 millimetres (2.53 in)-72.9 millimetres (2.87 in), while males are smaller, being 50.8 millimetres (2.00 in)-55.2 millimetres (2.17 in) long.

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