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Tonight, when the sun was setting, you could find me up on the roof of my home. I may be the first person to see a new species of reptilian lizard. I was terrified. After that, I made the decision to capture some close-up photographs of that lizard using a macro lens. It was a really challenging and unusual assignment to complete. I really hope that I was able to capture some clear macro images.
here are his captions.

Scientists refer to it as Lygosoma

Lygosoma species have an oblong head with a scaly or clear lower eyelid that can move, an elongated snout with fused supranasals or the presence of supranasals, a single or paired frontoparietal, an elongated body with a snout-to-vent length of 41 to 170 mm, short, reduced limbs, a relatively long tail, smooth or keeled sub

After performing extensive phylogenetic analyses (genetic and molecular, species tree, and morphological anaylses), the classification of Lygosoma s.l. was further revised to containing four genera: Lygosoma (Southeast Asian Writhing Skinks), Mochlus (African Supple Skinks), Riopa (Asian Gracile Skinks), and Subdoluseps gen. nov. (Asian Agile Skinks). Genus Lygosoma s.s. was found to be separated into three clades instead of being a monophyletic group in relation to other genera within Lygosoma s.l., which in turn renamed this genus to Lygosoma and contains species that have Lygosoma quadrupes as their common ancestor. Mochlus was also found to be paraphyletic to Lepidothyris, making it not a monophyletic group and ultimately grouping genera Mochlus and Lepidothyris as one genus.

WikiPedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lygosoma

Hopefully, my camera was able to capture his fine photos.

Details

Camera	5MP Macro lens redmi note 8 pro
Objects	Reptile
Location	Millat town Faisalabad ,Pakistan
Editing Software	Adobe lightroom

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