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| subfamilia = [[Gekkoninae]]
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| genus = '''''Tropiocolotes'''''
| genus = '''''Tropiocolotes'''''
| genus_authority = [[Wilhelm Peters|W.Peters]], 1880
| genus_authority = [[Wilhelm Peters|W. Peters]], 1880
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'''''Tropiocolotes''''' is a [[genus]] of [[geckos]] that grow to about 2" in length and are [[endemism|endemic]] to [[Northern Africa]]. They are commonly known as '''dwarf geckos''', '''pygmy geckos''', or '''sand geckos'''. They have an elongated body and their heads are oval and of equal or lesser width than their body.
'''''Tropiocolotes''''' is a [[genus]] of [[geckos]] that grow to about 2" in length and are [[endemism|endemic]] to [[Northern Africa]]. They are commonly known as '''dwarf geckos''', '''pygmy geckos''', or '''sand geckos'''. They have an elongated body and their heads are oval and of equal or lesser width than their body.
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The following [[species]] and [[subspecies]] are recognized as being valid. <ref>"''Tropiocolotes'' ". The Reptile Database. www.reptile-database.org.</ref>
The following [[species]] and [[subspecies]] are recognized as being valid. <ref>"''Tropiocolotes'' ". The Reptile Database. www.reptile-database.org.</ref>


*''[[Tropiocolotes algiricus]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes algericus]]'' {{small|Loveridge, 1947}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes bisharicus]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes bisharicus]]'' {{small|S. Baha El Din, 2001}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes nattereri]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes nattereri]]'' {{small|Steindachner, 1901}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes naybandensis]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes naybandensis]]'' {{small|Krause et al., 2013}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes nubicus]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes nubicus]]'' {{small|S. Baha El Din, 1999}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes scortecci]]'' – Scortecci's sand gecko
*''[[Tropiocolotes scortecci]]'' {{small|Cherci & Spano, 1963}} – Scortecci's sand gecko
*''[[Tropiocolotes somalicus]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes somalicus]]'' {{small|Parker, 1942}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes steudneri]]'' – Algerian sand gecko
*''[[Tropiocolotes steudneri]]'' {{small|(W. Peters, 1869)}} – Algerian sand gecko
*''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus]]'' – northern sand gecko
*''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus]]'' {{small|W. Peters, 1880}} – northern sand gecko
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus apoklomax]]''
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus apoklomax]]'' {{small|Pappenfuss, 1969}}
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus occidentalis]]''
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus occidentalis]]'' {{small|Parker, 1942}}
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus tripolitanus]]''
**''[[Tropiocolotes tripolitanus tripolitanus]]'' {{small|W. Peters, 1880}}
*''[[Tropiocolotes wolfgangboehmei]]''
*''[[Tropiocolotes wolfgangboehmei]]'' {{small|Wilms, Shobrak & Wagner, 2010}}


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Tropiocolotes steudneri
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Tropiocolotes

W. Peters, 1880

Tropiocolotes is a genus of geckos that grow to about 2" in length and are endemic to Northern Africa. They are commonly known as dwarf geckos, pygmy geckos, or sand geckos. They have an elongated body and their heads are oval and of equal or lesser width than their body.

Species & subspecies

The following species and subspecies are recognized as being valid. [1]

References

  1. ^ "Tropiocolotes ". The Reptile Database. www.reptile-database.org.

Further reading

  • Peters W. 1880. "Über die von Hrn. Gerhard Rohlfs und Dr. A. Stecker auf der Reise nach der Oase Kufra gesammelten Amphibien ". Monatsberichte der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin 1880: 305-309. (Tropiocolotes, new genus, p. 306). (in German and Latin).