Ko Chang Bent-toed Gecko

Ko Chang Bent-toed GeckoAdult females have a head clearly distinct from the neck and triangular in dorsal view. Adult females have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with larger conical tubercles bearing weak keels. Adult females have hindlimbs larger and thicker than the forelimbs. The adult female holotype was collected at 21:07 on 8 July 2017, among branches of a small tree about 100 cm above ground at 36 m elevation, in dry evergreen forest near a rocky stream. It is recorded from the collection locality on Ko Chang in Ranong Province, southern Thailand.What does it look like?Adult females have a head clearly distinct from the neck and triangular in dorsal view.Where and how does it live?The adult female holotype was collected at 21:07 on 8 July 2017, among branches of a small tree about 100 cm above ground at 36 m elevation, in dry evergreen forest near a rocky stream.Adult females have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with larger conical tubercles bearing weak keels.Adult females have hindlimbs larger and thicker than the forelimbs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.