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Doria's Anglehead Lizard (Gonocephalus doriae), male, family Agamidae, Sarawak, Borneo
photograph by Kurt Orion
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Doria's Anglehead Lizard (Gonocephalus doriae), male, family Agamidae, Sarawak, Borneo
photograph by Kurt Orion
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What's this? A great anglehead lizard (Gonocephalus grandis), a rainforest reptile that looks like a little dragon.
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Photograph by Kurt (Orionmystery) G | Flickr
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photograph by Bernard DuPont
Great Anglehead Lizard aka Giant Forest Dragon (Gonocephalus grandis), male, family Agamidae, Thailand
While not a huge lizard, this lizard is large for an Agamid in SE Asia.
photograph by Thai National Parks
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photograph by Adam Franc
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photograph by Marius Burger
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photograph by Marshall Sastra (@marshallsastra.jpeg)
