Thread by @sofiabiologista, They don't fly, nor do they breathe fire from their mouths, but [...]

Sofía Martínez-Villalpando

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They don't fly, nor do they breathe fire from their mouths, but here's a thread of the "little dragons" of Mexico.

Dragoncito del Eje Neovolcánico (Abronia deppii Wiegmann, 1828).

Vojtêch Víta

They don't fly, nor do they breathe fire from their mouths, but here's a thread of the "little dragons" of Mexico. Dragoncito del Eje Neovolcánico (Abronia deppii Wiegmann, 1828). Vojtêch Víta

Dragoncito de labios rojos (Abronia lythrochila Smith & Alvares del Toro, 1963).

Vojtêch Víta

Dragoncito de Omiltemi (Abronia martindelcampoi Flores-Villela & Sanchez-H, 2003).

Vojtêch Víta

Dragoncito del Volcán Tacaná (Abronia matudai Hartweg &Tihen, 1946).

Herp Mx.

Dragoncito de la Sierra Mixteca (Abronia mixteca Bogert & Porter 1967).

Eric Centenero Alcala

Dragoncito de la Sierra Madre de Chiapas (Abronia smithi Campbell & Frost 1993).

Instituto Lorancai

Dragoncito oaxaqueño (Abronia oaxacae Günther, 1885).

Vojtêch Víta

Dragoncito del Cerro Zempoaltépetl (Abronia fuscolabialis Tihen 1944):

Eusebio en Naturalista

Dragoncito del sur de la Sierra Madre Oriental (Abronia graminea Cope, 1894).

Unknown

Dragoncito de Santa Rosa Comitán (Abronia ochoterenae Martin del Campo, 1939).

Herp Mx

Dragoncito de la Sierra Madre Oriental Norte (Abronia taeniata Wiegmann, 1828).

X-plora reptilia

Dragoncito de los Chimalapas (Abonia bogerti Thien, 1954).

Adam Clause

Dragoncito del Cerro Baúl (Abronia ornelasi Campbell, 1984).

Unknown

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