Coleonyx reticulatus
Davis and Dixon, 1958
COH-lee-oh-nicks — ree-tik-yoo-LAH-tus
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Occurrences:; 101 Total; 55 Museum; 46 Other
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Taxonomic Etymology:
A boldly patterned gecko with a net-like appearance.
Coleonyx — From Greek koleos (κολεός), “sheath,” and onyx (ὄνυξ), “claw.” The name means “sheathed claw,” likely referring to the gecko’s retractile or sheathed claw structure.
reticulatus — From Latin reticulum, “net,” and -atus, “provided with.” Means “net-like” or “reticulated,” referring to the lacy or webbed pattern on the skin.