Thin-toed Geckos
Cyrtopodion
Cyrtopodion is a large genus in the family Gekkonidae (geckos). It has 44 described species (sensu lato), or 26 described species (sensu stricto).
25 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 25 known species
Keeled Rock Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion scabrum
Aravalli Hills Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion aravallensis
Farsian Spider Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion gastrophole
Kachh Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion kachhense
Bushehr Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion kiabii
Medog Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion medogense
Persepolis Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion persepolense
Makran Spider Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion agamuroides
Nosratabad Bent-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion sistanense
Hormozgan Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion hormozganum
Rohtas Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion rohtasfortai
Karakoram Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion baigii
Southeast Iranian Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion golubevi
Kerman Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion kirmanense
Sulaiman Range Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion kohsulaimanai
Potohar Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion potoharense
Las Bela Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion belaense
Cyrtopodion vindhya
speciesCyrtopodion vindhya
Soan Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion indusoani
Pakistani Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion watsoni
Red-tailed Sandstone Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion rhodocauda
Jammu Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion mansarulum
Fort Munro Sandstone Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion fortmunroi
Aptan Thin-toed Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion brevipes
Salt Range Gecko
speciesCyrtopodion montiumsalsorum
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 33214.