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T-REC Semarang-komunitas-reptil-semarang-CITES-convention-on-international-trade-in-endangered-species-of-wild-fauna-and-flora-valid from 12 june 2013-appendix 1-sekilas-tentang-antsingy-leaf-chameleon





T-REC Semarang-komunitas-reptil-semarang-CITES-convention-on-international-trade-in-endangered-species-of-wild-fauna-and-flora-valid from 12 june 2013-appendix 1-sekilas-tentang-antsingy-leaf-chameleon

-          CITES…………valid from 12June 2013
-          CLASS REPTILIA ( REPTILES )
-          FAMILY : chamaeleonidae
-         Brookesia perarmata
-          Appendix : 1
-          Note : 



Scientific Name:  Brookesia perarmata
Species Authority : Angel, 1933
Common Name/s : Antsingy Leaf Chameleon
Synonym/s:  Leandria perarmata , Angel, 1933
Range Description: This species is endemic to Madagascar, where it is only known from the Parc National Tsingy de Bemaraha in the west (Glaw and Vences 2007). It has not been recorded from the southern part of the national park and its distribution may be limited by rivers that bisect the limestone formations (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). It probably occurs in the Réserve Naturelle Intégrale de Bemaraha, which lies to the north of Parc National Tsingy de Bemaraha, because it has been found on the shared boundary of the two protected areas (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). It ranges from 100 to 430 m asl., and has a presumed extent of occurrence of 401 km².
Habitat and Ecology: There is some evidence to suggest that the Antsingy leaf chameleon prefers relatively intact forest with high cover of leaf litter and a relatively well developed understorey (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). However, other factors such as historic collection pressure and altitude may influence current patterns of abundance. Randrianantoandro et al. (2008) found no evidence of this lizard in the highly disturbed Ankazomanga forest to the east of the national park boundary. The Antsingy leaf chameleon is sympatric with B. exarmata and B. brygooi throughout its known range (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). All three species use low lying vegetation for roosting on at night, and B. brygooi has been found to consistently use higher perch sites than B. perarmata or B. exarmata (Randrianantoandro et al. 2007). Antsingy leaf chameleons usually roosted on green stems, with females making more use of leaves than males (Randrianantoandro et al. 2007).
Systems: Terrestrial






Nama ilmiah : Brookesia perarmata
Spesies Authority : Angel, 1933
Nama umum : Antsingy Leaf Chameleon
Sinonim  : Leandria perarmata, Angel, 1933
Rentang  : Spesies ini endemik  Madagaskar, di mana hanya  dari Parc National de Tsingy Bemaraha di barat /  Parc National Tsingy de Bemaraha in the west  (Glaw dan Vences 2007). Sebelum  direkam dari southern part of the national park  dan distribusinya mungkin dibatasi oleh sungai yang membagi dua formasi batu kapur (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). Mungkin  di Réserve Naturelle Intégrale de Bemaraha, yang terletak di utara dari Parc National de Tsingy Bemaraha, karena telah ditemukan di perbatasan bersama diantara dua kawasan lindung (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). berkisar 100-430 m dpl., Dan  batas dugaan sekitar 401 km ².
Habitat dan Ekologi: Ada beberapa bukti yang menunjukkan bahwa Antsingy  lebih memilih hutan yang utuh dengan penutup yang tinggi  dan tumbuhan bawah yang relatif berkembang dengan baik (Randrianantoandro et al 2008.). Namun, faktor lain seperti sejarah dan ketinggian dapat mempengaruhi pola . Randrianantoandro et al. (2008) tidak menemukan bukti bunglon ini  teganggu di hutan Ankazomanga ke timur dari batas taman nasional. Antsingy  adalah sympatric dengan B. exarmata dan B. brygooi  (Randrianantoandro et al. 2008). Ketiga spesies menggunakan vegetasi dataran rendah untuk bertengger di malam hari, dan B. brygooi  ditemukan  secara konsisten menggunakan situs bertengger  lebih  tinggi daripada B. perarmata atau B. exarmata (Randrianantoandro et al. 2007).  Antsingy biasanya bertengger pada batang hijau, dengan betina   lebih banyak menggunakan daun dibandingkan jantan  (Randrianantoandro et al. 2007).
Sistem: Terrestrial


 







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