What is another word for agamid?
Pronunciation: [ˈaɡɐmˌɪd] (IPA) 
Agamid is a term that refers to a type of lizard found in the family of Agamidae. Synonyms for the word agamid include "dragon lizard", "agama", "Agama lizard", "pogona", "bearded dragon", "frilled lizard", and "collared lizard". These lizards are known for their distinct traits, including armor-like scales, large eyes, and long, slender tails. Agamids are also known for their vibrant coloration, with some species sporting hues of blue, green, and red. Found across several continents, agamids inhabit a range of environments, from arid deserts and scrublands to tropical rainforests. Different types of Agamid lizards have different physical characteristics and habitats, making them an interesting group for scientific study.
