Image of Paralaudakia caucasia (Eichwald 1831)
Description:
Small lizard, body about 5-6 inches, tail about the same. Color was a light tan, blended in well with the surrounding sandstone. Seemed quite common on the rocks around the David Gareji monastery, we saw several, of varying sizes, this was the largest.
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- Vertebrata (vertebrates)
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- Paralaudakia
- Paralaudakia caucasia
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