Anolis grahami [SEP] IUCN conservation status
is out-competing the indigenous rock skink. "Anolis grahami" is listed as least concern by the IUCN.
Distribution and habitat Habitat.
"Anolis grahami" is highly arboreal and may be found in the uppermost branches of trees throughout its range. It is also common to see it on the trunks of tall trees, as well in shrubbery, on fence posts, the walls of houses, and other man made objects. Due to its arboreal habits, this lizard can be quite difficult to observe in its natural
garmani" – Jamaican giant anole
- "Anolis garridoi" – Garrido's anole
- "Anolis gemmosus" – Andes anole or O'Shaughnessy's anole
- "Anolis gibbiceps"
- "Anolis gingivinus" – Anguilla anole
- "Anolis gonavensis"
- "Anolis gorgonae" – blue anole
- "Anolis gracilipes" – charm anole
- "Anolis grahami"
- "Anolis grahami aquarum"
- "Anolis grahami grahami"
- "Anolis granuliceps"
- "Anolis greyi"