Al Hababi Half-toed Gecko

Al Hababi Half-toed GeckoAdult males have projecting supraciliary granules forming a comb-like structure above the eyes. Adult males have oval ear openings. Adult males have enlarged, backward-pointing dorsal tubercles with longitudinal keels. It is recorded in open dry wadis with scattered rocks and boulders, stony deserts, and gardens and irrigated cropland near villages. It is recorded from Al Hababi, Wadi Zabid, Al Hadr and other localities in southwestern Yemen.What does it look like?Adult males have projecting supraciliary granules forming a comb-like structure above the eyes.Where and how does it live?It is recorded in open dry wadis with scattered rocks and boulders, stony deserts, and gardens and irrigated cropland near villages.Adult males have oval ear openings.Adult males have enlarged, backward-pointing dorsal tubercles with longitudinal keels.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.