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Burmese Leaf-toed Gecko is a small
gecko species native to Myanmar (Burma). The total length
of their body rarely excees 5 cm. These geckos are a
light grey-brown color on top, with a darker brown bottom
that varies from gecko to gecko.
The body of the Burmese Leaf-toed Gecko
is covered with small granules and many small round
tubercles.
Their heads have similar granules which are larger on
their snouts. Their snouts are longer than the distance
between their eyes and their small, round ear-opening.
Male Burmese Leaf-toed Geckos have
six pre-anal pores arranges in an angular pattern. The
females have six enlarged scales in the same area. Their
tales are depressed with the bottom actually being flat
instead of rounded.
Burmese Leaf-toed Gecko Classification
| - Kingdom: Animalia |
| - Division: Chordata |
| - Class: Reptilia |
| - Order: Squamata |
| - Suborder: Sauria |
| - Family: Gekkonidae |
| - Subfamily: Gekkoninae |
| - Genus: Hemidactylus |
| - Species: Hemidactylus
karenorum |
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