Seipp's day gecko
Seipp's day gecko noun: phelsuma seippi, a species of endangered diurnal gecko native to the rainforests of northern Madagascar.

Noun
Seipp's day gecko (plural Seipp's day geckos or Seipp's day geckoes)
- Phelsuma seippi, a species of endangered diurnal gecko native to the rainforests of northern Madagascar.
Forms of Seipp's day gecko
| plural | Seipp's day geckos |
|---|---|
| plural | Seipp's day geckoes |
Origin of Seipp's day gecko
Named in honor of German herpetologist Robert Seipp.
Questions about Seipp's day gecko
- What does Seipp's day gecko mean?
- Seipp's day gecko means phelsuma seippi, a species of endangered diurnal gecko native to the rainforests of northern Madagascar.
- What part of speech is Seipp's day gecko?
- Seipp's day gecko is a noun.
- What is the plural of Seipp's day gecko?
- The plural of Seipp's day gecko is Seipp's day geckos.
Words near Seipp's day gecko in the dictionary
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