Common Name:Chinese Water Dragon, Australian Water Dragon Latin name: Physignathus cocincinus, P. lesueurii Native to: Indo-Australia and Southeast Asia Size: Adult male water dragons can reach up

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Bearded and Water Dragons - the City Slickers Fact Sheet Eastern water Dragon, Physignathus lesueurii. Image: Steve Wilson.

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• Herpetology
• Australian water dragon
• Eastern bearded dragon
• Physignathus
• Pogona
• Lizard
• Dragon
• Water dragon
• European dragon
• Squamata
• Agamidae
• Reptiles of Australia

Microsoft Word - Doody et al HCB2012-101.sjk format

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• Reptiles of Australia
• Biological pest control
• Predation
• Physignathus
• Evolutionary biology
• Australian water dragon
• Water dragon
• Garter snake
• Fauna of Australia
• Squamata
• Herpetology
• Agamidae

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• Physignathus
• Agaminae
• Iguania
• Calotes
• Lizard
• Leiolepis
• Squamata
• Phylogenetics
• Agamidae
• Herpetology
• Phrynocephalus

FAUNA of AUSTRALIA

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• Reptiles of Australia
• Lophognathus
• Frill-necked Lizard
• Eastern bearded dragon
• Lizard
• Central Bearded Dragon
• Physignathus
• Amphibolurus
• Amphibolurinae
• Squamata
• Agamidae
• Herpetology

Intellagama lesueurii (Gray, 1831), the correct binomial combination for the Australian Eastern Water Dragon (Sauria, Agamidae)

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• Skinks
• Agamidae
• Physignathus
• Anomalopus
• Australian water dragon
• Elseya
• Water dragon
• Amphibolurus
• Egernia
• Squamata
• Reptiles of Australia
• Herpetology