- Phylogenetically, they may be
sister to the Iguanidae, and have a
similar appearance.
Agamids usually have well-developed,
strong legs.
Their tails cannot be shed and...
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Acanthosaura ****etensis, the ****et
horned tree
agamid, is a
species of
arboreal lizard native to ****et Province, Thailand.[citation needed] It was discovered...
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Bronchocela marmorata,
marbled crested lizard,
marbled bloodsucker or
marbled agamid lizard is a
species of lizard. It is
endemic to the Philippines,
where it...
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Agamid adenovirus (
Agamid AdV1), also
called Bearded dragon adenovirus 1, is a type of
virus in the
Adenoviridae family. The
virus is
widespread in captive...
- (Pogona vitticeps), also
known as the
inland bearded dragon, is a
species of
agamid lizard found in a wide
range of arid to
semiarid regions of
eastern and...
- also
known as
Burmese false bloodsucker or small-scaled
forest agamid, is a
species of
agamid lizard in the
genus Pseudocalotes found in
southern China (Hainan...
- kakhienensis, the
Kakhyen Hills spiny lizard or
Burmese mountain agamid, is a
species of
agamid lizard found in
southern China (western Yunnan),
Myanmar (=...
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false bloodsucker, yellow-throated
forest agamid, or yellow-throated
false garden lizard, is a
species of
agamid lizard. It is
found in Malaysia. Grismer...
- Grismer, L. Grismer, Ahmad, Onn & Bauer, 2009
Bukit Larut Mountain horned agamid,
Bintang horned tree
lizard Perak,
Peninsular Malaysia Acanthosaura brachypoda...
- Africa,
where most
regions are home to at
least one species.
Eurasian agamids are
largely ****igned to
genus Laudakia. The
various species differ in size...
