FIGURE 5 in A new species of Microgecko Nikolsky, 1907 (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Pakistan

FIGURE 5. Details of anterior head scalation: (A) dorsal (left) and ventral (right) view of head of holotype (AMNH 93003) of Microgecko depressus reproduced from Minton et al. (1970: 347); internasal and postinternasal not differentiated from adjacent scales, internasals in contact with each other and separated from the nostril, three scales border the nostril on both sides, note a single very small pair of postmentals separated by two scales, (B) dorsal (left) and ventral (right) view of head of holotype (PMNH 4023) of Microgecko tanishpaensis sp. nov.; the internasals (also known as supranasals) shown by yellow square 3 and postsupranasals are large, differentiated from adjacent scales, supranasals separated from each other by a scale and in contact with nostril of their sides, 5 scales border nostril, two pairs of postmental shields, the first pair larger, separated from each other by 4 gular scales, the second pair about less than half of the first pair, (C) dorsal (left) and ventral (right) view of head of paratype 4024; size and pattern of scales same as that of holotype PMNH 4023, two pairs of postmentals, the first pair barely in contact, the second pair almost about half the size of first pair. Light red = rostral, blue = first supralabial, bright yellow = nasals, green = nostril, pink = postsupranasal, orange = scales separating internasal (supranasal) and postsupranasal scales, white = postmentals, green = infralabials, grey = mental, cyan square = scale separating first pair of postmental from the infralabial.