| 词条 | Carphodactylus |
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| genus = Carphodactylus | parent_authority = Günther, 1897 [1] | species = laevis | authority = Günther, 1897 }} Carphodactylus laevis is a species in a monotypic genus of Australian gecko, also known as the chameleon gecko. DescriptionIt has a dark black streak from snout to eye with a small black streak above the tympanum. Brown above, specked with smaller paler brown spots and black specks concentrated around the vertebral line. The original tail is dark brown or black with four to five complete whitish crossbands. Verterbral ridge from nape to tail. Limbs long and thin.[2] It has an average snout-vent length of 13 centimeters. DistributionThe chameleon gecko lives in the northeastern part of Queensland.[3] EtymologyCarphodactylus: 'twig finger'.
References1. ^Günther, A. 1897. Descriptions of new species of lizards and of a tree-frog from north-eastern Queensland. Novitates Zoologicae, Zoological Museum, Tring, 4: 403–406. 2. ^Codger, H. 2000.Reptiles & Amphibians of Australia 6: 207. 3. ^{{NRDB genus|genus=Carphodactylus}} External links
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