FIGURE 7 in A new species of rock skink (Scincidae: Liopholis) from the Central Ranges bioregion of arid Australia

FIGURE 7. Distribution of Liopholis aputja sp. nov. (orange) and Liopholis margaretae (green). Coloured symbols are examined specimens, white dots are observations of Liopholis margaretae and hence not examined material. The landscape is shown as a digital elevation model over a hill-shading layer, with white areas corresponding to higher elevations. Note the clear topographic separation of the two species by the Amadeus lowlands: blue areas denote Lake Amadeus and associated playa lakes of the Amadeus Basin—a significant (~180 km wide) biogeographical barrier for rock-dwelling fauna. Photos: Jules Farquhar (George Gill and Musgrave Ranges); Jason Round (Amadeus lowlands).