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Cnemaspis adii

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Cnemaspis adii

Basic stats

Range

Hampi, Karnataka, between the Eastern and Western Ghats

Size

Head and body 31.7–34.9mm

Adi's day gecko is a medium-sized day gecko endemic to Hampi in India, between the Eastern and Western Ghats. It was discovered in 2015 by Aditya Srinivasulu and colleagues in the temple complex. The snout-to-vent length is 31.7 to 34.9 mm, the tail is long and rigid, the back scales are small and granular, and the belly scales are smooth and overlapping (Wikipedia, general species account).

The account used here gives no information on diet or breeding.

Quick answers

Where is the Cnemaspis adii found?
Hampi, Karnataka, between the Eastern and Western Ghats
How big is the Cnemaspis adii?
Head and body 31.7–34.9mm
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