| |
| |
Encyclopedia of Australian Reptiles |
 | | Dragons are primarily diurnal, although many species have been recorded abroad during the night. |
| | Most dragons are primarily ground dwelling, but some are strongly, although not exclusively, arboreal, e.g., Caimanops, Chelosania, Chlamydosaurus and Diporiphora superba. |
| | One dragon, Physignathus, is semi-aquatic, sometimes feeding in water and often fleeing to it. |
| encycl.ifrance.com /australian_reptiles/Agamidae.html (436 words) |
|
