Durrell's night gecko
Durrell's night gecko noun: nactus durrellorum, a species of gekkonid gecko endemic to the Round Island of Mauritius.

Noun
Durrell's night gecko (plural Durrell's night geckos or Durrell's night geckoes)
Forms of Durrell's night gecko
| plural | Durrell's night geckos |
|---|---|
| plural | Durrell's night geckoes |
Origin of Durrell's night gecko
Named in honor of English zookeeper Gerald Durrell and his second wife, American-born zookeeper Lee McGeorge Durrell.
Questions about Durrell's night gecko
- What does Durrell's night gecko mean?
- Durrell's night gecko means nactus durrellorum, a species of gekkonid gecko endemic to the Round Island of Mauritius.
- What part of speech is Durrell's night gecko?
- Durrell's night gecko is a noun.
- What is the plural of Durrell's night gecko?
- The plural of Durrell's night gecko is Durrell's night geckos.
Words near Durrell's night gecko in the dictionary
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