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The Pakkamalai Dwarf Gecko is a species of dwarf gecko that was found in Pakkamalai Reserve Forest in Tamil Nadu, India. It was considered small by the team of scientists that found it, with it being 6.4 cm (2.5 in).
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| Species: | “C. Pakkamalaiensis”
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Description
The gecko’s body was a straw brown color, with chain link patterns running down its back. In addition to the chain link pattern, there were spikes that ran ran alongside the gecko’s body.
Etymology
The gecko was named for the Pakkamalai Reserve Forest, in which it was discovered.
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