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Diploderma flavilabre

Agamids & Forest Lizards

Basic stats

Range

Baiyu County (north-west Sichuan) and Markam County (eastern Xizang), China (endemic)

Size

Snout-vent length 64.2–72.9 mm in females; 50.8–55.2 mm in males

The yellow-lipped mountain dragon (Diploderma flavilabre) is endemic to China, recorded from Baiyu County in north-western Sichuan and Markam County in eastern Xizang. (The Reptile Database; Wikipedia, general species account)

Females measure 64.2–72.9 mm in snout-vent length, while males are smaller at 50.8–55.2 mm. (Wikipedia, general species account)

Quick answers

Where is the Diploderma flavilabre found?: Baiyu County (north-west Sichuan) and Markam County (eastern Xizang), China (endemic)
How big is the Diploderma flavilabre?: Snout-vent length 64.2–72.9 mm in females; 50.8–55.2 mm in males

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