Knight Bent-toed Gecko

Knight Bent-toed GeckoAdult males have a head clearly distinct from the neck and a snout rounded in dorsal view and broadly truncate in lateral view. Adult males have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with enlarged, often keeled tubercles. Adult males have forelimbs shorter and less robust than the hindlimbs. Specimens with detailed collection data were taken in relatively undisturbed hill or lower montane forest at 500–1,200 m elevation. It is recorded from the Foja and Torricelli Mountains of northern New Guinea.What does it look like?Adult males have a head clearly distinct from the neck and a snout rounded in dorsal view and broadly truncate in lateral view.Where and how does it live?Specimens with detailed collection data were taken in relatively undisturbed hill or lower montane forest at 500–1,200 m elevation.Adult males have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with enlarged, often keeled tubercles.Adult males have forelimbs shorter and less robust than the hindlimbs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.