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Reptiles of Thailand

Species of Thailand

Striped rock gecko

Binomial name: Cnemaspis flavolineata, Lucius Nicholls, 1949

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Scientific classification

Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Class
Reptilia
Order
Squamata
Suborder
Lacertilia
Family
Gekkonidae
Genus
Cnemaspis
Species
Cnemaspis flavolineata

Common names

  • German: Gelbstreifen-Dünnfingergecko
  • English:
    • Striped rock gecko
    • Yellow-striped rock gecko
    • Titiwangsa rock gecko

Synonyms

  • Cnemaspis flavolineata, Larry Lee Grismer et al. (2014)
  • Cnemaspis flavolineata, Larry Lee Grismer (2011)
  • Cnemaspis (Cnemaspis) flavolineata, Herbert Rösler (2000)
  • Cnemaspis flavolineata, Tanya Chan-Ard et al. (1999)
  • Cnemaspis flavolineatus, Ulrich Manthey & Wolfgang Grossmann (1997)
  • Cnemaspis flavolineata, Arnold Girard Kluge (1993)
  • Cnemaspis affinis, Julian Christopher Mark Dring (1979)
  • Cnemaspis affinis, Alice Georgie Cruickshank Grandison (1972)
  • Gonatodes flavolineatus, Lucius Nicholls (1949)
  • Cnemaspis kendallii, Malcolm Arthur Smith (1922)

Species in same genus

Conservation status

Data Deficient (IUCN3.1)

Data Deficient (IUCN3.1)

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Distribution map of Striped rock gecko, Cnemaspis flavolineata in Thailand
  • Hala-Bala Wildlife Sanctuary

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Range map of Cnemaspis flavolineata in Thailand

Important note; our range maps are based on limited data we have collected. The data is not necessarily accurate or complete.

Special thanks to Ton Smits, Parinya Pawangkhanant, Ian Dugdale and many others for their contribution for range data.

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