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FIGURE 5 in Revision of the genus Lepidoblepharis (Reptilia: Squamata: Sphaerodactylidae) in Central America, with the description of three new species

FIGURE 5. Escutcheon scales in males of Panamanian Lepidoblepharis. (A) L. emberawoundule: ventral escutcheon with 46 scales, 7 scales long x 11 wide, and subfemoral escutcheon with 4 scales per side, of SMF 81951 (SVL = 25 mm); (B) L. rufigularis: ventral escutcheon with 62 scales, 7 scales long x 13 wide, and subfemoral escutcheon with 3 and 4 scales per side, of SMF 50659 (SVL = 25 mm); (C) L. sanctaemartae: ventral escutcheon of SMF 97419 (SVL = 22 mm) with 92 scales, 10 scales long x 12 wide; (D) L. victormartinezi: ventral escutcheon of SMF 89963 (SVL = 27 mm) comprising 57 intact scales (an original total of 61 is assumed considering the symmetrical scale arrangement of the non-damaged portions), 7 scales long x 14 wide; (E–F) L. xanthostigma: (E) ventral escutcheon with 75 scales, 12 scales long x 11 wide, and subfemoral escutcheon with 2 scales per side (no additional scales hidden under strings), of SMF 90189 (SVL = 35 mm), and (F) ventral escutcheon with 36 scales, 6 scales long x 8 wide, and no subfemoral escutcheon of AB 1250 (SVL = 24 mm). All scale bars equal 1 mm.

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zenodo
Published
December 30, 2015
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DOI
10.5281/zenodo.243285

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