Pseudocalotes kingdonwardi, also known commonly as Kingdon-Ward's bloodsucker, is a species of lizard in the family Agamidae. The species is native to China and Myanmar.
Etymology The specific name, kingdonwardi, is in honor of English botanist Francis "Frank" Kingdon-Ward. (Calotes kingdonwardi, p. 141)
Description Dorsally, P. kingdonwardi is grayish brown with dark brown markings; ventrally it is grayish white. The holotype of P. kingdonwardi, a juvenile male, has a snout-to-vent length of , plus a tail length of . The holotype of the junior synonym "kaulbacki", also a juvenile male, has an SVL of , plus a tail length of . The scales on the side of the trunk point obliquely downward.
Habitat The preferred natural habitat of P. kingdonwardi is forest, at altitudes as high as .
Reproduction P. kingdonwardi is oviparous.
References
Further reading (Pseudocalotes kingdonwardi, new combination) (Calotes kingdon-wardi, new species, pp. 204–205) (Japalura kaulbacki, new species) ("Key to Myanmar Calotes ", p. 59)