- "Exceptional high-frequency
hearing and
matched vocalizations in
Australian pygopod geckos" (PDF). The
Journal of
Experimental Biology. 213 (11): 1876–1885...
- tree cover. The last
abdominal segment bears an
anchoring structure or
pygopod with 58 or more
pygopodia arising from it. Four
species are recognized:...
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infraorder Gekkota,
meaning that they are
essentially legless geckos.
Pygopods are the
namesake of the
Australasian gecko superfamily Pygopodoidea (sometimes...
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containing about 125
genera of geckos,
including the snake-like (legless)
pygopods.
Family Carphodactylidae Family Diplodactylidae Family Eublepharidae Family...
- He used a
simple phylogenetic analysis of
synapomorphies to
place the
pygopods within Gekkonidae as
sisters to the Diplodactylinae, and
delineated this...
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often mistaken for
snakes due to
their limbless appearance. The
family of
Pygopods consists of 41
described species found only in
Australia and New Guinea...
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Pygopods Diplodactylinae...
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Doughty P,
Bauer AM (2018). "An
annotated type
catalogue of the
geckos and
pygopods (Squamata: Gekkota: Carphodactylidae, Diplodactylidae, Gekkonidae, Pygopodidae)...
- cygnatus), and they are a
known prey item of
other lizards, such as the
pygopod Lialis burtonis. A
revision of
Australasian species,
published in two papers...
- Bauer,
Aaron M. (2018). "An
annotated type
catalogue of the
geckos and
pygopods (Squamata: Gekkota: Carphodactylidae, Diplodactylidae, Gekkonidae, Pygopodidae)...
