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Researchers From Four Countries Discover New Species of Endemic Lizard that Inhabits More than 4,000 Meters High

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The study, in which a Chilean scientist participated, was published in August of this year in the scientific journal Acta Zoológica Lilloana. Due to its intense red color, the new species of endemic lizard discovered in Puno was baptized as Liolaemus yawar, which in Quechua means “blood”. The species, belonging to the group Liolaemus montanus, was [...]
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The study, in which a Chilean scientist participated, was published in August of this year in the scientific journal Acta Zoológica Lilloana. Due to its intense red color, the new species of endemic lizard discovered in Puno was baptized as Liolaemus yawar, which in Quechua means “blood”. The species, belonging to the group Liolaemus montanus, was [...]

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G5noticias broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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