Anatomical feature of lizards and other reptiles
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A gular fold is a feature of the body of lizards and many other reptiles. It is a granular fold found on the ventralthroat, located immediately in front of the forelegs.[1]
Male anoles have a retractable gular fold, a secondary sexual character, that is also employed to dissuade rivals.
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