278 AGAMID^. 



Body 56 miUim. 



Pore limb 45 „ 



Hind limb 68 „ 



TaU 170 „ 



Ceylon. 



(J.J. Ceylon. Col. Stoddart [P.]. (Type.) 



h,c,d,e-f,g-i. S, Ceylon. 



h. s\ dry? " Ceylon. Dr. Eelaart. 



I. Skeleton. Ceylon. 



2. Ceratophora texmentii. 



Oeratopiiora tennentii, Giinth. in Term. Nat. Sist. Ceyl. p. 281, flg., 

 and Sept. Brit. Ind. p. 130. 

 Upper bead-scales small, irregular, keeled ; interorbital space and 

 occiput sligbtly concave ; a short raised ridge on each side of tbe 

 occiput ; rostral appendage large in botb sexes, flesby, compressed, 

 suboval, covered witb smaU scales and granules ; ten upper an^d nine 

 or ten lower labials. Gular scales feebly keeled, large, subquad- 

 rangular, forming regular longitudinal series, those on the median 

 line smaller. A low denticulated nuchal crest. Upper dorsal 

 scales irregular aid unequal in size, the larger ones feebly keeled ; 

 lateral scales equal, large, strongly imbricate and pointing upwards 

 and backwards, smooth or very feebly keeled ; ventral scales smaller, 

 keeled. Limbs above with subequal keeled scales; the adpressed 

 bind limb reaches the eye or a little beyond. Tail slightly com- 

 pressed, covered with equal keeled scales ; its length is not quite 

 twice that of head and body. Olive above, irregularly marbled 

 with brownish ; young with more distinct dark brown markings, 

 an angular cross band between the eyes being constant, sometimes 

 with Hgbt longitudinal lines ; a more or less distinct white Hue 

 along the hinder side of the thighs. 



Total length 260 millim. 



Head 25 „• 



Width of head 15 „ 



Body 65 „ 



Fore limb 48 „ 



Hind limb 76 „ 



Tail 170 „ 



Ceylon. 



a, h-e. 3 & yg. Ceylon. (Types.) 



f, a. (J & yg. Ceylon. 



h-k. 2 & hgi: Ceylon. G. H. K. Thwaites, Esq. [P.]. 



I Hgi'. Ceylon. Col. Beddome [0.]. 



3. Ceratophora aspera. 



Ceratophora aspera, Gunth, Rept. Brit. Ind. p. 131, pi. iii. fig. G, 

 Upper head-scales small, irregular, tubercular ; interorbital space 



