After nearly a century, Taiwan’s legless lizard gets its own identity

After nearly a century, Taiwan’s legless lizard gets its own identity

A new study has cleared up a century’s worth of identity confusion surrounding a secretive, legless lizard found in Taiwan’s forests. Researchers from National Taiwan Normal University confirmed the Formosan legless lizard (Dopasia formosensis) is a distinct species endemic to the island, separate from the more widespread Hart’s glass lizard (D. harti), under which it […]

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