agamid
Americannoun
adjective
Etymology
Origin of agamid
Example Sentences
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There are 30 agamid species that have never been seen since they were first described, and 19 species that are known from just a single specimen, Meiri says.
From Washington Post
An agamid lizard sits above a muddy creek in the Danum Valley Conservation Area of Borneo Island, Malaysia.
From National Geographic
Perhaps the most familiar is the Frilled lizard, Frilled dragon or Frillynecked dragon Chlamydosaurus kingii, a highly variable, mostly insectivorous agamid that reaches 85 cm in total length and is predominantly arboreal.
From Scientific American
An agamid lizard sits above a muddy creek in the Danum Valley Conservation Area of Borneo Island, Malaysia.
From National Geographic
An agamid lizard sits above a muddy creek in the Danum Valley Conservation Area of Borneo Island, Malaysia.
From National Geographic
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