| Geckos
are one of the most diverse families in the world, with approximately
1000 species and new ones discribed every year.
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| Ptenopus |
| Ptychozoon |
| Ptyodactylus |
| Quedenfeldtia |
| Rhinogecko |
| Rhoptropella |
| Rhoptropus |
| Saurodactylus |
| Sphaerodactylus |
| Stenodactylus |
| Tarentola |
| Teratolepis |
| Thecadactylus |
| Tropiocolotes |
| Urocotyledon |
| Uroplatus |
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Teratoscincinae |
| Teratoscincus |
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| Pygopodidae |
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Lialisinae |
| Aprasia |
| Lialis |
| Ophidiocephalus |
| Pletholax |
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Pygopodinae |
| Delma |
| Paradelma |
| Pygopus |
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| Literature |
Hoser, R.T. 2002. Further comments on sidewinding in
Australian elapid snakes with a report on sidewiding
in a pygopodid lizard. Herpetofauna. 32(1):54.
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Johnstone, B.M. & Y.L. Werner. 2001. Hearing in some
Australian geckos (Reptilia: Sauria: Gekkonomorpha) as
tested electrophysiologically. Herpetol. Nat. Hist., 8(1):49-56.
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Kluge, A.G. 2001. Gekkotan lizard taxonomy. Hamadryad,
26(1):i-ii, 1-209. |
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Werner, Y.L., S. Okada, H. Ota, G. Perry & S. Tokunaga.
1997. Varied and fluctuating foraging modes in nocturnal
lizards of the family Gekkonidae. Asiatic Herpetol. Res.,
7:153-165. |
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