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Sinai Agama
Pseudotrapelus sinaitus
28.5227, 34.5003
Field Notes
Description:
"Although drab and inconspicuous throughout much of the year, during the breeding season the male Sinai agama becomes instantly recognisable for its vivid sky-blue colouration...The females and juveniles retain the brown colouration throughout the year, but usually have a red crescent-shaped spot on the flanks, behind the forelimb. Other distinctive features of this species include a large ear opening behind the eye, long limbs and a thin, cylindrical tail that is over one and half times the length of the body." ~arkive.org
Habitat:
"The Sinai agama is found in rocky, arid regions amongst foothill and mountains. The Sinai agama has a relatively large range extending from south-east Libya, east through Egypt, Sinai, Israel, Jordan and Syria, as far as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Oman, and south as far as east Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea" ~ arkive.org
Notes:
had just been startled off another rock by a large Ornate Spiny-tailed Lizard
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