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False Blood-suckers
Pseudocalotes
Pseudocalotes is a genus of lizards in the family Agamidae. The genus is endemic to Southeast Asia.
23 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 23 known species
Indonesian False Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes tympanistriga
Burmese False Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes microlepis
Burmese Mountain Agamid
speciesPseudocalotes kakhienensis
Khao Nan Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes khaonanensis
Fraser's Hill Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes drogon
Vietnam False Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes brevipes
Larut Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes larutensis
Andaman Canopy Agama
speciesPseudocalotes andamanensis
Pseudocalotes bapoensis
speciesPseudocalotes bapoensis
Malaya False Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes flavigula
Sarawak Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes saravacensis
Cameron Highlands Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes rhaegal
Pahang Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes viserion
Flower’s Forest Agamid
speciesPseudocalotes floweri
Laotian False Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes poilani
Ziegler’s Tree Lizard
speciesPseudocalotes ziegleri
Pseudocalotes jingpo
speciesPseudocalotes jingpo
Kingdonward's Bloodsucker
speciesPseudocalotes kingdonwardi
Mount Tahan Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes dringi
Purple-throated Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes cybelidermus
Dash-lined Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes guttalineatus
Barisan Range Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes baliomus
Stitch-backed Long-headed Agama
speciesPseudocalotes rhammanotus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 31398.