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A small, primarily nocturnal lizard of the genus Tribolonotus, native to the tropical rainforests of New Guinea, characterized by heavily armored, spiky scales that give it a distinctive, miniature crocodilian appearance.

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"The red-eyed skink has become highly sought after in the pet trade due to its striking resemblance to a tiny dragon."

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skink
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lizard

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