Diploderma crypticum, agamid lizard from eastern Xizang, China

A new agamid lizard from the Yuqu River valley in Chayu County, eastern Xizang, found at 2,500 m. Males measure 54.8 to 69.6 mm, with a yellowish-green gular spot, a concealed tympanum and 50 to 56 middorsal crest scales. It is sister to Diploderma laeviventre and brings the genus total to 51 species worldwide. News article: https://bioengineer.org/research-report-a-new-species-of-diploderma-reptilia-squamata-agamidae-from-eastern-xizang-china/ [https://bioengineer.org/research-report-a-new-species-of-diploderma-reptilia-squamata-agamidae-from-eastern-xizang-china/]