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Culebra Giant Anole
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Anolis roosevelti (holotype at Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University; © President & Fellows of Harvard College)
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Anolis roosevelti (holotype at Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University; © President & Fellows of Harvard College)
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Anolis roosevelti (holotype at Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University; © President & Fellows of Harvard College)Anolis roosevelti holotype from
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Culebra Giant Anoles (Anolis roosevelti), from original description by Grant (1931)
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Culebra Giant Anoles (Anolis roosevelti), from original description by Grant (1931)