Fig. 2 in Morphology and molecules reveal two new species of the poorly studied gecko genus Paragehyra (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Madagascar

Fig. 2 Paragehyra austini sp. nov., male holotype (ZSM 339/ 2005) (above) in dorsal and ventral view. In the dorsal view, the absence of enlarged tubercles along the body and limbs and on the tail (characters BT, TDL, and TT) is evident; while in the ventral view, the uniform smooth surface characterised by pigmented scales along the body, limbs and tail (characters VE and SC) is visible. Paragehyra felicitae sp. nov., male holotype (ZSM 1611/2010) (below) in dorsal and ventral view. In the dorsal view, it is possible to observe the 12 longitudinal rows of enlarged tubercles (character BT), and the presence of enlarged tubercles on the distal and proximal segments of the limbs (TDL) and on the dorsal surface of tail (character TT). In the ventral view, the uniform smooth surface characterised by unpigmented scales along the body and the limbs (character VE) and by pigmented scales along the ventral surface of tail (character SC) is shown