Key Identification Features
- The limbs are moderate; the third and fourth fingers are nearly equal, while the fourth toe is distinctly longer than the third toe.
- In adult males, the base of the tail is distinctly swollen, the scales on this swollen portion are thickened, and the scales of the upper median row are enlarged.
- It has a long head, with eyes positioned fairly close to the front, and a distinct pair of ear openings located some distance behind the eyes, aligned with the mouth.
- The body is much depressed, with a very indistinct lateral fold.
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