Mt. Popa Bent-toed Gecko

Mt. Popa Bent-toed GeckoAdult males have a somewhat flattened head, triangular in dorsal view. Adult males have enlarged dorsal tubercles with moderately to strongly developed keels. Adult males have hindlimbs more robust than the forelimbs. At Mt. Popa and in the central Bago Yoma Range, it occurs in hills covered with deciduous dipterocarp forest up to 978 m elevation. It is recorded from Mt. Popa in Mandalay Region and the central Bago Yoma Range in Bago Region, Myanmar.What does it look like?Adult males have a somewhat flattened head, triangular in dorsal view.Where and how does it live?At Mt. Popa and in the central Bago Yoma Range, it occurs in hills covered with deciduous dipterocarp forest up to 978 m elevation.Adult males have enlarged dorsal tubercles with moderately to strongly developed keels.Adult males have hindlimbs more robust than the forelimbs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.