Soutpansberg Flat Lizard
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| Platysaurus relictus Broadley, 1976 |
The Soutpansberg Flat Lizard (Platysaurus relictus) is a species of lizard in the Cordylidae family.
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[edit] Description
The females and juveniles of this Platysaurus are brown on their backs and yellow on their tails. Adult males, however, are green-yellow on their bodies and blue on their neck and belly. There is a collar.
[edit] Geography
This lizard is endemic to South Africa, including Waterberg and Soutspansberg. Its habitat is savannah.
[edit] Habits
This is a quick and alert lizard, living on sandstone outcrops.
[edit] Conservation
The Soutpansberg Flat Lizard is a near-threatened species.
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