Just to show you that there are still NICE and PRETTY undescribed Acanthosaura species out there, I post a Pic I found on the web Page of my publisher:
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ingo
Jun 30, 2003 09:18 AM
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FroggieB
Jun 30, 2003 12:38 PM
I think we all have seen photos of dragons that just don't match any of the identified species. I have never seen that one though. It is a beauty.
Do you suppose the identified ones are the ones that are more abundant or are they less startled by humans who invade their space? Some of the photos that I have seen, like the one you just posted, look as though they would be more visible, not less.
It would be interesting to see just how many species there are. It's still amazing to know that there are many species of both plants and animals that have not yet been identified. A bit overwhelming don't you think? 
Thanks for sharing the pic!
Marcia
ingo
Jul 02, 2003 04:21 AM
I think we only know of the more distributed species. The Sunda region including vietnam, Laos, Kambodja is still full of unpenetrated rainforest areas which very likely harbour a lot of yet undescribed species - and of course not only herptiles.
Lets see what future brings
Ci@o
Ingo
