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Scientific classification :

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Reptilia

Order:Squamata

Suborder:Iguania

Family:Agamidae

Genus:Acanthosaura

Species:A. coronata

Binomial name :

Acanthosaura coronata
Günther, 1861[1]

3- Acanthosaura lepidogaster

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Acanthosaura lepidogaster [1][2] is a species of agamid lizards, commonly known as the brown pricklenape in the genus of Acanthosaura found in Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos and China.[3]

Acanthosaura lepidogaster

Scientific classification:

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Reptilia

Order:Squamata

Suborder:Iguania

Family:Agamidae

Genus:Acanthosaura

Species:A. lepidogaster

Binomial name :

Acanthosaura lepidogaster
Cuvier, 1829

Distribution range of Acanthosaura lepidogaster

Synonyms :

Calotes lepidogaster CUVIER 1829
Lophyrus tropidogaster DUMÉRIL & BIBRON 1837
Acanthosaura lamnidentataBoulenger 1885
Acanthosaura hainanensisBoulenger 1900
Acanthosaura fruhstorferi WERNER 1904
Acanthosaura braueri VOGT 1914
Goniocephalus lepidogaster SMITH 1935
Calotes fruhstorferi SMITH 1935
Calotes fruhstorferi BOURRET 1943
Gonocephalus lepidogaster MELL 1952
Calotes brevipes MERTENS 1954
Acanthosaura lepidogaster TAYLOR 1963
Calotes brevipes WERMUTH 1967
Calotes breviceps TIEDEMANN & HÄUPL 1980
Acanthosaura lepidogaster BRYGOO 1988
Calotes brevipes ZHAO & ADLER 1993: 1992
Acanthosaura fruhstorferi DENZER et al. 1997
Acanthosaura lepidogaster SCHLÜTER & HALLERMANN 1997
Acanthosaura lepidogaster COX et al. 1998
Acanthosaura lepidogaster CHAN-ARD et al. 1999
Acanthosaura lepidogaster MANTHEY & SCHUSTER 1999
Acanthosaura lepidogastra MACEY et al. 2000
Acanthosaura lepidogaster BARTS & WILMS 2003
Acanthosaura lepidogaster BOBROV & SEMENOV 2008

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4- Acanthosaura crucigera

 

 

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Acanthosaura crucigera (Thai: กิ้งก่าเขาหนามสั้น) is a species of lizard commonly known as Masked Spiny Lizard Boulenger's pricklenape or masked horned tree lizard. They are found in Myanmar, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, and Cambodia.[1]

Acanthosaura crucigera

Acanthosaura crucigera, Khao Luang National Park

Scientific classification :

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Reptilia

Order:Squamata

Suborder:Iguania

Family:Agamidae

Genus:Acanthosaura

Species:A. crucigera

Binomial name:

Acanthosaura crucigera
Boulenger, 1885

Synonyms

  • Acanthosaura crucigeraBoulenger 1885: 302

  • Acanthosaura horrescensLönnberg 1916 (fide Smith 1935)

  • Goniocephalus armatus crucigerus — Smith 1935: 160

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 Acanthosaura crucigera

 

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dimensions :  

 

The smallest species of the genus: 24 - 26 centimeters in length.

 

 

Description :

 

Males are slightly larger than females. The main color tone from green to brownish. Drawing from the dark and yellowish spots and dots. Scales yellowish ridges. Occipital crest above the spinal cord and is separated from it a wide gap. On the neck developed throat pouch, light with a contrast reddish stain. Iris reddish eyes.

 

Spread :

 

He lives in Burma, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia in the west.

 

Biology :

 

Leads arboreal lifestyle. It feeds on insects.

 

Contents in the terrarium :

 

ne of the most beautiful and at the same time aggressive and nervous akantozavrov. Easily stressful. To maintain the required large vertical terrarium height is not less than a meter. The cage is placed hygroscopic ground, for example soil, veiled layer of crushed bark. The soil should always be slightly moist. You must install the most deep trough in which the animals can freely swim. Terrarium decorated with a large number of vertical branches, driftwood and pieces of bark, which will akantozavry climb. You can decorate the terrarium moisture-loving plants. For the normal life akantozavram necessary ultraviolet radiation for about 12 hours per day. The temperature inside the enclosure during the day 20 - 25, night 15 - 20 degrees. Humidity 70 - 90%.

 

Food : insects.

 

 

 

 

 

5- Acanthosaura phuketensis

 

New Acanthosaura Lizard Discovered in Phuket, Thailand

 

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February 27, 2017

BY JOHN VIRATA

 

Researchers have discovered a new lizard species living in the jungles of Phuket Thailand. The lizard, Acanthosaura phuketensis is just 35 cm in length and first discovered in 2015, has been confirmed a new species by Belgian biologist Oliver Pauwels, research associate at the Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences in Brussels, Belgium.

 

Acanthosaura phuketensis, which translates to spiny lizard from Phuket, feeds on insects and is known for its sharp spines that go down its back. 

MONTRI SUMONTHA

Acanthosaura phuketensis is a type of mountain horned dragon, also known as pricklenape agamas.

"Although Phuket is one of the most touristic places in the World, this is the third such major discovery our team made on this island, after a new gecko species and the now famous viper. They are endemic, which means they are found nowhere else on our planet,” Pauwels told  Island Conservation.

 

Acanthosaura phuketensis is a type of mountain horned dragon, also known as pricklenape agamas. They are an arboreal lizard that are found in Southeast Asia. There are 11 known species of Acanthosaura, including Acanthosaura phuketensis.

A new agamid: Acanthosaura phuketensis :

 

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The family Agamidae comprises of more than 350 lizard species, including such distinctive members as the thorny devil and the flying lizard. They are mostly occurring in Africa, Asia, and Australia. All agamids have well-developed limbs, and many have keeled scales, and throat flaps or fans. They range in size from tiny (14 mm length for Pogona microlepidota) to quite large (145 cm length for the water dragon Hydrosaurus amboinensis).

 

Many agamid species are called dragon or dragon lizards but these are vary vague names as there are many other reptilians that have been named dragons because of the resemblance of the mighty mythical creatures, e.g. the Komodo dragon belongs to an entirely different family that is distantly related to agamids.

 

 

The name of this new species refers to Phuket Island, on which the specimens were collected. The authors also have some common name suggestions in different languages: Kingkakhaownaam Phuket (Thai), Phuket Horned Tree Agamid (English), Acanthosaure de Phuket (French), Phuket-Nackenstachler (German), Phuketstekelnekagame (Dutch).

 

For the experts: We describe a new lowland forest-dwelling species of the genus Acanthosaura from Phuket Island and the Phuket mountain range in southwestern Thailand. Acanthosaura phuketensis sp. nov., the 11th species in the genus, seems most closely related to A. crucigera from Myanmar and western Thailand and A. cardamomensis from the Cardamom Mountains, but can be differentiated from them by a combination of morphological and coloration characteristics. This new discovery stresses the importance of preserving the last forest patches remaining on Phuket Island, home to three other squamate endemics.

 

 

6- Acanthosaura coronata

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Acanthosaura coronata is a species of agamid lizard[2] commonly known as the crowned spiny lizard.[3] They are found in the lowland tropical forests of eastern Cambodia (type location) and Vietnam (Lam Dong and Dong Nai provinces).[2][3] They are diurnal. Although often found near the ground, they have cryptic colouration and climb trees when threatened.[3]

Acanthosaura coronata

Male, Cat Tien National Park

Female, Cat Tien National Park

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Agamidae :  Introduction 

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