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57cm. Slender, generally green with dark eye ring and ear patch. Sometimes
seen in bushes and trees in many of our wild places. |
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37cm. Stout, generally brownish to greenish yellow, males in courtship
can have a bright red head and front body. Commonly seen in bushes
and trees in many of our wild places. |
To
35cm. Somewhat angular body, with shiny, smooth scales. Generally
bronzey brown with various patterns. Common seen on the ground in
many of our wild places. |
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Nostrils close to the snout tip. Small non-overlapping scales on a
thick leathery skin. Tail relatively slender to a thin tip. Commonly
seen on many of our shores, offshore islands and wild freshwater habitats. |
Up
to 8m.. Large triangular head with broad long snout, bulbous eyes
at the top of the head. Sometimes seen in our mangroves and freshwater
habitats. |
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90cm-1m
or more. Limbs flattened and oar-like. Sometimes seen in our coastal
waters. |
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