Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 5, 2011 #1,601 It looks like some type of snail eater.
Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 5, 2011 #1,603 Well if that's the case, how about Imantodes tenuissimus?
Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 5, 2011 #1,605 Imantodes cenchoa
Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 5, 2011 #1,607
Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 6, 2011 #1,608 First clue: New World species.
Vicious_Fish Moderator Mar 6, 2007 5,339 5 62 45 The Land of the Lost Real Name Seth Apr 8, 2011 #1,609 Second clue: This is a type of anole.
SubRosa AC Members Jul 3, 2009 5,643 1 62 Apr 12, 2011 #1,610 I never knew there were over 400 species of Anoles! I think I can rule out any Anolis species whose specific name starts with a letter up to and including "L". Is that a reasonable assumption or did I miss it?
I never knew there were over 400 species of Anoles! I think I can rule out any Anolis species whose specific name starts with a letter up to and including "L". Is that a reasonable assumption or did I miss it?
