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When did scientists first describe the chameleon species Brookesia micra?
Quick Answer
Brookesia micra was first scientifically described in 2012.
The Full Story
Brookesia micra, one of the world’s tiniest known chameleons, was scientifically described in 2012. The species was found in Madagascar and highlighted how much biodiversity remains undiscovered even in the 21st century. Its description drew wide attention because adults can be only a few centimeters long. The discovery was a reminder that reptile diversity is still being mapped in detail.
Key Facts
1.First described in 2012
2.Discovered in Madagascar
3.One of the smallest known chameleons
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