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• Found mostly in the lowlands, " Chamaeleo laevigatus " lives throughout much of sub-Saharan Africa.
• Originally described in 1960 infecting " Chamaeleo fischeri " in Tanzania, the parasite has not been observed since.
• A reptilian smoking gun : first record of invasive Jackson s chameleon ( Chamaeleo jacksonii xantholophus ) predation on native Hawaiian species.
• This species is known to infect the chameleon species " Chamaeleo brevicornis " and " Chamaelo parsoni crucifer ".
• The only known host of this species is Fischer's or the Eastern Usambara chameleon ( " Chamaeleo fischeri " ).
• Fossils of the type species, " C . chamaeleo ", are found in the Middle Eifelian-aged Ohle Formation in Endorf, Germany ..
• For example, the flap-necked chameleon, Chamaeleo dilepis, an African species, turns green when among leaves and yellow or reddish-brown when on bark.
• "Nota bene " : A trinomial authority in parentheses indicates that the species or subspecies was originally described in a genus other than " Chamaeleo ".
• The "'Indian chameleon "'( " Chamaeleo zeylanicus " ) is a species of chameleon found in Sri Lanka, India, and other parts of South Asia.
• Inhabiting a wide range of habitats, they are ( for the genus ) large, and have brilliant, predominantly green coloration and long tails-just as in many " Chamaeleo ".
• The feet of chameleons are highly adapted to arboreal locomotion, and species such as " Chamaeleo namaquensis " that have secondarily adopted a terrestrial habit have retained the same foot morphology with little modification.
• Initially placed into " Chamaeleo ", it was for some time moved to the South African dwarf chameleons ( " Bradypodion " ) by some ( Klaver & B鰄me, 1986 ).
• A total of 148 species have been inventoried, and 17 of these are found only in Marojejy, including " Brookesia karchei " and " Chamaeleo peyrieresi ", two species of several chameleons found there.
• Other chameleon fossils include " Chamaeleo caroliquarti " from the Lower Miocene ( about 13 23 mya ) of the Czech Republic and Germany, and " Chamaeleo intermedius " from the Upper Miocene ( about 5 13 mya ) of Kenya.
• Other chameleon fossils include " Chamaeleo caroliquarti " from the Lower Miocene ( about 13 23 mya ) of the Czech Republic and Germany, and " Chamaeleo intermedius " from the Upper Miocene ( about 5 13 mya ) of Kenya.
• Reptiles include the aegean wall lizard, balkan green lizard, " Chamaeleo chamaeleon ", ocellated skink, snake-eyed skink, moorish gecko, turkish gecko, Kotschy's gecko, spur-thighed tortoise, and the stripe-necked terrapin.
• Small " Brookesia " species may only lay two to four eggs, while large veiled chameleons ( " Chamaeleo calyptratus " ) have been known to lay clutches of 20 200 ( veiled chameleons ) and 10 40 ( panther chameleons ) eggs.
• ""'Trioceros " "'is a genus of lizards in the family Chamaeleonidae . " Trioceros " was previously considered a subgenus of the genus " Chamaeleo " until 2009 when it was elevated to full genus level.
• These two new species have not been published in combination with the generic name " Chamaeleo ", which poses a problem for the citation of these names in Wikipedia, unless " Trioceros " is treated as a full genus, following & ( 2009 ).
• It was initially described by Brygoo and Domergue in 1968 as " Chamaeleo angeli ", but was later transferred to the genus " Furcifer " . " Furcifer angeli " is also known as " Angel's chameleon " after the French herpetologist Fernand Angel.