Panther chameleon locale ID chart
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Chameleoking
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I can always use this to double check my guess
How about this one...
https://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/pardalismorphs.html
https://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/pardalismorphs.html
Chameleoking
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Excellent! I never seen this one. I must say you can't go wrong with this one. Thanks!
It's an older one but it should still be right.
Chameleoking
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That the only one I've seen other than the one I posted. I like the one you posted better. Are there more?
These 't the ones I was looking for, but they might help a bit...
https://www.chameleons.info/l/furcifer-pardalis-local-forms-problems-unleashed/
https://aminoapps.com/c/reptiles/pa...lity-guide/moXn_XQ3i0ILDgjZEL7jqvkeEpErv1vKYg
Are you also aware that some have a different shape to the head when you look down on them from above?
https://www.chameleons.info/l/furcifer-pardalis-local-forms-problems-unleashed/
https://aminoapps.com/c/reptiles/pa...lity-guide/moXn_XQ3i0ILDgjZEL7jqvkeEpErv1vKYg
Are you also aware that some have a different shape to the head when you look down on them from above?
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Chameleoking
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These are awesome! Thank you.
Still haven't found the other one I was looking for.
You may like to read this too...
"subtle shape variations of the head in males in specific populations seem clinal (i.e., exhibit a gradient/cline between different regions) and have been used to differentiate areas of origin"...
"The rostral projection has slight variations between locals"...
https://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/fpardalis.html
You may like to read this too...
"subtle shape variations of the head in males in specific populations seem clinal (i.e., exhibit a gradient/cline between different regions) and have been used to differentiate areas of origin"...
"The rostral projection has slight variations between locals"...
https://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/fpardalis.html
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Chameleoking
Chameleon Enthusiast
It would be nice if we could find CB panthers reaching 21in. Excellent read!Still haven't found the other one I was looking for.
You may like to read this too...
"subtle shape variations of the head in males in specific populations seem clinal (i.e., exhibit a gradient/cline between different regions) and have been used to differentiate areas of origin"...
"The rostral projection has slight variations between locals"...
https://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/fpardalis.html
