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Fig. 5 Photomicrographs of the integument of mid-Cretaceous lizards in Burmese amber. Photomicrographs of the integument of mid-Cretaceous lizards in Burmese.

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1 Fig. 5 Photomicrographs of the integument of mid-Cretaceous lizards in Burmese amber.
Photomicrographs of the integument of mid-Cretaceous lizards in Burmese amber. (A) Postocular head scales of the squamate JZC Bu269. (B) SEM image of a scale from the living skink Lepidothyris hinkeli. (C) Prefrontal scales of the squamate JZC Bu267. (D) Details of the lamellae from toes of the gekkotan JZC Bu1847. (E) Ventral scales of the lacertoidean JZC Bu1803. (F) Detail from the dorsal surface of the talocrural region of JZC Bu266. (G) Small scales and claws from the left forearm in the stem Chamaleonidae (JZC Bu154). Juan D. Daza et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Published by AAAS

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