Burton's legless lizard
Burton's legless lizard noun: lialis burtonis, a species of pygopodid gecko with no forelegs, only rudimentary hind legs; it is native to Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Noun
Burton's legless lizard (plural Burton's legless lizards)
- Lialis burtonis, a species of pygopodid gecko with no forelegs, only rudimentary hind legs; it is native to Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Forms of Burton's legless lizard
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Origin of Burton's legless lizard
Named in honour of British army surgeon Edward Burton (1790–1867).
Questions about Burton's legless lizard
- What does Burton's legless lizard mean?
- Burton's legless lizard means lialis burtonis, a species of pygopodid gecko with no forelegs, only rudimentary hind legs; it is native to Australia and Papua New Guinea.
- What part of speech is Burton's legless lizard?
- Burton's legless lizard is a noun.
- What is the plural of Burton's legless lizard?
- The plural of Burton's legless lizard is Burton's legless lizards.
Words near Burton's legless lizard in the dictionary
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