Figure 2 in Subspecies at crossroads: the evolutionary significance of genomic and phenotypic variation in a wide-ranging Australian lizard (Ctenotus pantherinus)

Figure 2. Selected phenotypic characters examined in museum specimens of Ctenotus pantherinus and their variation. A, dorsal coloration (from left to right): typical ocellated pattern, vertebral stripe, longitudinal lines, hiatus of ocelli on the vertebral region and ocelli with thick dark borders. B, condition of the plantar scales: smooth, pyramidal and with a spiny projection. C, condition of the subdigital lamellae (yellow arrows): single broad keel, single fine keel and fine medial keel flanked by two smaller parallel keels. Variation among the character states shown was often near-continuous and difficult to categorize.