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The genus Draco Linnaeus, 1758 contains some 40 species of lizards that collectively range from southern India and Indochina, east to the Philippines, and south through the Malay Peninsula and throughout the Indo-Australian Archipelago and East to the Key Islands of Indonesia (Grismer 2011, Uetz and Hosek 2015). There are few reports of helminths from Draco. Bain et al Conispiculum ramachandrani Bain, Kouyate and Baker, 1982, from Draco maximus Boulenger, 1893 collected in Malaysia. Tkach et al. (2011) described Rhabdias mcquirei Tkach, Kuzmin and Brown, 2011, and Kuzmin et al. (2012) described R. odilebaini Kuzmin, Tkach and Bush, 2012; both nematode species are from Draco spilopterus on Luzon Island, Philippines.

Helminths of five species of lizards of the genus Draco (Squamata: Agamidae) from peninsular Malaysia and one species from Cambodia