Thanks. At over 1120 m this is definitely a Mountain Dragon. For lower altitudes where this species may be sympatric with the Jacky Dragon, note the row of spinose scales on the sides of the base of the tail (the light is just catching a few of them). Jackies don't have these. Also note the radiating pattern around the eye, relatively blunt snout and short tail compared to the Jacky.
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