![]() ![]() Their patagium usually had a more or less reddish outer margin and a number of black spots that form a few oblique bands distally and several transverse bands proximally. cornutus were invariably vivid green in dorsal ground color. The original description is available online (see link below).Īccording to Honda et al. Gular appendage very small, in females almost absent.”ĭistribution: listed for the Philippine islands by Taylor 1922: 114 cornutus, but without large spine-like scale above the eye. ![]() Probably represents a junior synonym of D. volans sumatranus which is now considered as a synonym of Draco palawanensis. ![]() Synonymy partly after WERMUTH 1967 and MANTHEY 2008. More detailed description in Musters 1983: 19. Species of small to moderate size (maximum snout-vent length 85 mm) nostril directed outward series of enlarged, keeled scales forming a A-shaped figure on the snout usually three median teeth in upper jaw supralabials 8-10, smooth a thornlike scale on thesupraciliaryedge tympanum usually coverd with smooth skin gular pouch without, lateral pouches with enlarged scales males a n d females with a short nuchal crest dorsals 140-177, smooth, subequal usually six ribs in patagium hindlimbs short (0.64-0.77 times the distance between the limbs) no caudal crest (Musters 1983: 19). Indonesia (Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Natuna), Malaysia (Sabah, Sarawak)Īffinis: Indonesia (Borneo) Type locality: Borneoĭiagnosis. Find more photos by Google images search:Īgamidae (Draconinae), Sauria, Iguania, Squamata (lizards)ĭraco affinis BARTLETT 1895: 80 (non Draco affinis BAUMANN 1913)ĭraco spilopterus cornutus - HENNIG 1936: 183ĭraco spilopterus cornutus - WERMUTH 1967: 53ĭraco spilopterus cornutus - MANTHEY 1983ĭraco cornutus - MANTHEY & GROSSMANN 1997: 175 ![]()
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