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Shedding is the normal process of skin renewal.

Shedding is the normal process of skin renewal. Most lizards shed in pieces, except for the alligator lizard which sheds in one piece.

Most lizards change colour prior to shedding; their overall shade gets progressively dimmer and duller around the head and limbs and grey/ white patches of skin begin to appear, progressing from head to tail. The shedding occurs on all parts of the body, including eyelids.  

A change in colour can be noted prior to shedding; the overall shade of the lizard gets progressively dimmer and duller around the head and limbs and grey/ white patches of skin begin to appear, progressing from head to tail. The shedding occurs on all parts of the body, including eyelids.  

==Behaviour==

==Behaviour==