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The Three-Eyed Lizard Is A Genus Of Malagasy Terrestrial Iguana. Its Only Species Is Chalarodon Madagascariensis. Its Malagasy Relatives Are The Iguanas Of The Genus Oplurus. They Are Known For Their Curious Feature: A Third Eye On The Top Of Their Head. Although This Eye Does Not Function As A Regular Eye, It Can Detect Light, Being Similar To A Stigma Of, Say, A Euglena. It Is Common In Some Of The Drier Areas Of Madagascar.

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The three-eyed lizard is a genus of Malagasy terrestrial iguana. Its only species is Chalarodon madagascariensis. Its Malagasy relatives are the iguanas of the genus Oplurus. They are known for their curious feature: a third eye on the top of their head. Although this eye does not function as a regular eye, it can detect light, being similar to a stigma of, say, a euglena. It is common in some of the drier areas of Madagascar.

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