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sent on 02 Ottobre 2017 (22:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
True, however, the specimen photographed is a lizard called Lysocephalus scutatus (Agamidae), endemic species of Sri Lanka, chameleons are quite different in appearance, and in fact belong to another reptile family (Chamaeleonidae), morphological elements most noticeable to distinguish them from lizards are the eyes that I can rotate independently, the tail tail, and the shape of the fingers (phalanges) of the paws.
Hello. Claudio ;-) Vero, però l'esemplare fotografato è una grossa lucertola che si chiama Lyriocephalus scutatus (Agamidae), specie endemica dello Sri Lanka, i camaleonti sono ben diversi come aspetto, ed infatti appartengono ad un'altra Famiglia di rettili (Chamaeleonidae), gli elementi morfologici più evidenti per distinguerli dalle lucertole sono gli occhi che posso ruotare in modo indipendente, la coda prensile, e la forma delle dita (falangi) delle zampe.
Ciao. Claudio |
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sent on 03 Ottobre 2017 (0:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hey Claudio, hello! Thanks a lot for the right! I remember that the guide that accompanied me inside the forest called him a chameleon ... or perhaps, even more likely, I must have figured out badly ... not being reptile expert I trust in your explanation and I immediately change the title to the photo!
Hi and thank you for visiting!
Gabriele Ehi Claudio, ciao! Grazie mille per la dritta! Mi ricordo che la guida che mi accompagnò all'interno della foresta lo chiamò camaleonte...o forse, cosa anche più probabile,devo aver capito male io...non essendo esperto di rettili mi fido della tua spiegazione e provvedo subito a cambiare il titolo alla foto!
Ciao e grazie per la visita!
Gabriele |
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