FIGURE 6 in Three rare and enigmatic South American skinks

FIGURE 6. Cephalic morphology of Mabuya sensu lato, showing diagnostic features of supraocular and frontal contact in M. bistriata (a, MPEG 14561), M. mabouya (b, Holotype MNHN 5421), Eutropis multifasciata (c, representing the Asian clade, redrawn from Boulenger 1890: 181), Trachylepis tschudii (d, Holotype MHNN 91.2426) and T. maculata (e, NHM 1946.8.18.6, and f, lectotype, MNHN 2932, redrawn from Bocourt 1879), T. atlantica (g, MNR 1175, redrawn from Travassos, 1946: plate III, fig. 5), Trachylepis quinquetaeniata (h, RMNH 17427b, redrawn from Hoogmoed, 1974: 48), and Chioninia stangeri (i, syntype NHM 1946.8.2). Numbered scales are the most posterior supraoculars contacting the frontal (F) and frontoparietals (FP).