A taxonomic revision of the south-eastern dragon lizards of the Smaug warreni (Boulenger) species complex in southern Africa, with the description of a new species (Squamata: Cordylidae)

RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2105 days ago
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2105 days ago
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2105 days ago
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2105 days ago
RT @TetZoo: The Smaug cordylids (Smaug was separated from Cordylus in 2011) have just been revised in a new #PeerJ paper. An #Eswatini popu…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
.@DrScanley on the docile dragon lizard: "They're just little tanks. They hide in rock cracks and put a lot of their energy and effort into simply being spiky and inedible, so they don't have to put up a big fight." Study in @thePeerJ: https://t.co/lnQNQu7F51
RT @TetZoo: The Smaug cordylids (Smaug was separated from Cordylus in 2011) have just been revised in a new #PeerJ paper. An #Eswatini popu…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2106 days ago
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @TetZoo: The Smaug cordylids (Smaug was separated from Cordylus in 2011) have just been revised in a new #PeerJ paper. An #Eswatini popu…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @TetZoo: The Smaug cordylids (Smaug was separated from Cordylus in 2011) have just been revised in a new #PeerJ paper. An #Eswatini popu…
RT @TetZoo: The Smaug cordylids (Smaug was separated from Cordylus in 2011) have just been revised in a new #PeerJ paper. An #Eswatini popu…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2106 days ago
Taxonomic revision Smaug warreni complex https://t.co/HllMb2Txvv a través de @thePeerJ
2106 days ago
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
RT @DrScanley: Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Afri…
2106 days ago
Delighted to share our description of a new African Dragon lizard, Smaug swazicus. Discovered on our 2008 trip to South Africa and Eswatini, this is one of the largest species of lizard described from Africa in the past 80 years! https://t.co/lx8aLJRWc8 https://t.co/7CnUWmATmt