The Faunistic study of Lizard's suborder in East Azerbaijan, Iran: The Agamidae family species

The aim of this research was to study the Agamidae family species in East Azerbaijan, Iran. From among the many different habitat regions, several areas were randomly selected for trapping. To meet the goal, 100 samples of the Agamidae family lizards including five species (Trapelus agilis, Trapelus persicus, Phrynocephalus scutellatus Phrynocephalus persicus, Laudakia nupta) out of three different genera were collected. After take the specimens, Specification subject to change Such as:, sampling location, date, eyes color and etc, was recorded. Samples, based on the size and type and conventional methods were killed, and were transported to the laboratory for identification. After transporting these specimens to the laboratory, they were fixed in 10% formalin and, then they were identified by the valid identification keys.