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RE: How May Acanthosaura Species are The

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Posted by: emwhite at Fri Sep 22 18:20:32 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by emwhite ]  
   

Jobi, first off, as FroggieB said the picture in the Reptiles magazine was, unfortunatly, one of nataliae not of coronata. I can't post it on this site, (I'm not that technologically advanced but I am also somewhat confused about the taxonomy of this species. Where have you heard about the four "to be described" species? That totals 11 Acanthosaura species, is there any chance you have a picture of any one of the new ones, or know where to find them? I have found most searchs on A. nataliae (the newest one I was familiar with) to yeild little or nothing, and most taxonomic listings to only contain the origional four species. (I can't seem to find any newer lists). Again, any info you might have would be great.


   

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