Lanthanotus
- noun
- /ˌlanθəˈnoʊtəs/
- Specialized
- Did you know that the Lanthanotus is native to Borneo?
Examples
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Scientists recently discovered several new specimens of Lanthanotus in the wild.
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Researchers are studying the habitat requirements of Lanthanotus to assist in conservation efforts.
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The unique scale pattern of Lanthanotus distinguishes it from other lizards native to Southeast Asia.
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The Lanthanotus is a fascinating reptile.
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Researchers are studying the habitat requirements of Lanthanotus to assist in conservation efforts.
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Scientists recently discovered several new specimens of Lanthanotus in the wild.
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The unique scale pattern of Lanthanotus distinguishes it from other lizards native to Southeast Asia.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lanthanotus comes from Greek roots lanthanein meaning 'to lie hidden' and otos meaning 'ear'. So the name suggests a 'hidden ear', which fits this secretive, earless monitor lizard from Borneo.