Anoland has a name-that-anole quiz. Here are the instructions, translated from French by an internet website: “Salvation to all, this is a new quiz. For each species a photo of the male as well as of the female (interesting to see the fanon and the difference of the latter as a function of sex) some very simple, others quite harsh.”
Professor of Biology and Director of the Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in Saint Louis. I've spent my entire professional career studying anoles and have discovered that the more I learn about anoles, the more I realize I don't know.
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Rich Glor
I think we can refine the translation of “assez dures” from “quite harsh” to “quite hard.” What does fanon mean, is this the French term for dewlap?
Ludovic Deutsch
Hi,
Yes “quite hard” is the correct translation. And dewlap is the translation from “fanon gulaire”
Uwe Bartelt
french is difficult, but netherlands is better : dewlap is keelwas 🙂
in german : Kehlwamme or Kehlfahne
so it is
Uwe
Rich Glor
I think we should all agree to refer to the dewlap as the keelwas in every language from now on.
Peter Mudde
Nice.. but make that keelwaM. Sound even better and that’s the dutch word for real ( sorry, Uwe made a mistake..)
Uwe Bartelt
sorry at all, was a mistake
today I take a look in my old Bulletins van de Nederlandse Studiegroep Anolissen and find this.
thanks Peter for his regard
at time, I am to fast…….
dont worry be happy 🙂
Delphine.
Six species remain to be identified ^^
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A reminder of the rules.
#Identify these 9 species!
Hi everybody ! I have a new quiz for you. For each species, you will find pictures of both male and female (for interpreting dewlap differences between sex). Some species are easy to identifiy others more difficult. But, here we go !
A) A. sagrei (found by Diplo)
B) A. equestris (found by Diplo)
C) A. chlorocyanus (found by Diplo)
D) A. ?
E) A. ? (A South American species but neither A. nitens nor A. trachyderma)
F) A. ?
G) A. carolinensis (found by Diplo)
H) A. ?
I) A. ?
J) A. ?
Uwe Bartelt
D: A.homolechis
I: A.limifrons sp.