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Gigarcanum delcourti,
formerly Hoplodactylus delcourti,
commonly known as Delcourt’s
giant gecko, is an
extinct species of
gecko in the
family Diplodactylidae...
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wriggling tail,
allowing the
gecko to escape. The
largest species,
Gigarcanum delcourti, is only
known from a single,
stuffed specimen probably collected in the...
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iguana (Cyclura
cornuta onchiopsis) Delcourt's
giant gecko (Gigarcanum
delcourti) Nav****a curly-tailed
lizard (Leiocephalus eremitus)
Martinique curly-tailed...
- and/or pink. It was only
exceed in size by the now
extinct Gigarcanum delcourti known from a
single specimen 50%
longer and
probably several times heavier...
- New
Zealand common gecko or
Raukawa gecko Gigarcanum delcourti (formerly
Hoplodactylus delcourti), the
largest known species of gecko, only
known from...
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recent arrival from Australia.
Based on the
estimated total length of H.
delcourti, ~23.6 in, and the
average length of a
member of Diplodactylus, the most...
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formerly had a
range across the
South Island. The
extinct Hoplodactylus delcourti is the
largest known gecko in the world. It was
first described in 1986...
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possibly the last moa
species to
become extinct Restoration of
Hoplodactylus delcourti, a
giant gecko of
uncertain origin that is
identified by some as the kawekaweau...
- on
Chatham Island has been discounted." The
extinct gecko Gigarcanum delcourti is
known only from a
single specimen of
unknown provenance. It was previously...
- length. It was surp****ed in size by the
extinct Kawekaweau (Hoplodactylus
delcourti) of New Zealand,
which grew to a
length of 580 mm (23 in). By far the...
