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Lizards (Sauria)    Genera Amalosia Amalosia Velvet Geckos Bavayia New Caledonian Brown Geckos Correlophus New Caledonian Crested Giant Geckos Crenadactylus Australian Clawless Geckos Dactylocnemis Pacific Brown Gecko Dierogekko New Caledonian Nimble Geckos Diplodactylus Australian Ground and Stone Geckos Eurydactylodes New Caledonian Chameleon Geckos Gigarcanum Enigma Giant Gecko Hesperoedura Reticulated Velvet Gecko Hoplodactylus New Zealand Giant Geckos Lucasium Beaded Geckos Mniarogekko New Caledonian Mossy Geckos Mokopirirakau New Zealand Forest Geckos Naultinus New Zealand Tree Geckos Oedodera New Caledonian Marbled Gecko Oedura Common Australian Velvet Geckos Paniegekko New Caledonian Mountain Gecko Pseudothecadactylus Australian Giant Geckos Rhacodactylus New Caledonian Knob-headed Giant Geckos Rhynchoedura Beaked Geckos Strophurus Spiny-tailed Geckos and Tail-squirters Toropuku New Zealand Striped Geckos Tukutuku Harlequin Gecko Woodworthia New Zealand Brown Geckos

Citation: Midtgaard, Rune. RepFocus - A Survey of the Reptiles of the World. (www.repfocus.dk). Latest update: May 12th, 2024. Biodiversity of the family Diplodactylidae Bibliography of the family Diplodactylidae Diplodactylidae Double-toed Geckos or Austral Geckos Doppelfingergeckos     Dobbeltfingergekkoer Contents: Endemicity: 24 genera which are all endemic   0% 100% 197 species which are all endemic   0% 100% Remarks: The species and genera of this family were previously included in the family Gekkonidae (e.g., Wermuth 1965; Goin, Goin & Zug 1978) or in the family Pygopodidae (e.g., Kluge 1987). Now considered a separate family (e.g., Bauer & Sadlier 2000; Jewell 2008; Cogger 2014; Vitt & Caldwell 2014). Distribution:  Australia, New Caledonia, New Zealand,