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Yinnietharra rock dragon

Yinnietharra rock dragon (Ctenophorus yinnietharra)
Yinnietharra Station, Western Australia
Photo © Steve Wilson
Ctenophorus yinnietharra - (Storr, 1981)
Pronunciation  ten-OFF-or-uss   YIN-ee-THA-rah
Etymology  Ctenophorus: 'comb-bearer', refering to the comb-like scales around the eyes.
yinnietharra: after Yinnietharra Station in Western Australia.1
Other names   
 
Snout-to-vent length
Species avg: 8 cm
Reproduction
Oviparous
Clutch size
Description Distribution Natural history Conservation Further information More photos

Range

Found in the following Australian states/territories

Western Australia

Habitat

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