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Bradypodion taeniabronchum

KINGDOM: Animalia (animals)

   PHYLUM: Cordata (chordates)

      CLASS: Reptilia (reptiles)

          ORDER: Squamata (scaled reptiles)

              FAMILIES: snakes, warm lizards, lizards

                    LIZARD SUBFAMILY: Sauria

                        SAURIA INFRAORDER: 

                         Anguimorpha (angid); Gekkota (gecko); Iguania (iguana); Scincomorpha (skink)

                                 IGUANIA DIVISIONS: 

                                 Agamids; Iguanids; Chameleonids

                                       CHAMAELEONIDAE FAMILY:

                                            Subfamily Chamaeleoninae (True Chameleons)

                                                 Genus Bradypodion ("slow-footed")


Bradypodion taeniabronchum

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Distribution:

Algoa Bay, Cape Province (RSA) 

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Common Name Smith's Dwarf Chameleon
Name Translation
Synonyms Chamaeleo pumilus taeniobronchus
Discovered Smith, 1831
Size small 20 cm or 8 inches
Sexual Dimorphism
Parity ovoviviparous
Description The dorsal and gular crests consist of small tubercular cones. The interstitial skin of the throat is black. Colors are dirty to pale green, with some specimens being rust colored
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