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Agamidae is a
family containing 64 genera, 582
species of
iguanian lizards indigenous to Africa, Asia, Australia, and a few in
Southern Europe. Many species...
- frill-necked lizard, and the
frilled dragon, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Agamidae. The
species is
native to
northern Australia and
southern New
Guinea and...
- lizard,
thorny dragon, and moloch, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Agamidae. The
species is
endemic to Australia. It is the sole
species in the genus...
- lizards,
collectively known as the fan-throated lizards, from the
family Agamidae. They are
found in Nepal, India, Sri
Lanka and ****stan. The
genus comprises...
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Pseudocalotes is a
genus of
lizards in the
family Agamidae. The
genus is
endemic to
Southeast Asia.
Pseudocalotes was dis****ociated from the
genus Calotes...
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Uromastyx is a
genus of
lizards in the
family Agamidae. The
genus is
native to
Africa and the
Middle East (West Asia).
Member species are
commonly called...
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Harpesaurus is a
genus of
lizards in the
family Agamidae. The
genus is
endemic to Indonesia. Each of the 6
species are
known from at most only a few specimens...
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Calotes is a
genus of
lizards in the
draconine clade of the
family Agamidae. The
genus contains 29 species. Some
species are
known as
forest lizards, others...
- and
longest species of
sailfin lizard,
making it the
largest of all the
Agamidae.[citation needed] It is
often mistaken for H. amboinensis[by whom?] because...
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Sarada is a
genus of
lizards in the
family Agamidae. The
common name
large fan-throated
lizards has been
coined for this genus. It is the
sister genus...
