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FIGURE 1 in On the status and relationships of the gecko species Gehyra barea Kopstein 1926, with description of new specimens and a range extension
FIGURE 1. Morphological details of type specimens of Gehyra barea A) Dorsal view of lectotype RMNH 6625 B) Dorsal view of G. b area paralectotype RMNH 5093, note lighter dorsal and lateral blotches faintly visible C) ventral view of tail, hindlimb and lower torso of lectotype RMNH 6625, recurved and deeply divided terminal lamellae just apparent D) frontal view of lectotype RMNH 6625, note notched rostral and widely divided nasals.
FIGURE 3. Pythonaster atlantidis USNM E18842. A in Range Extensions and Taxonomic Notes on Atlantic Myxasteridae (Velatida; Asteroidea)
FIGURE 3. Pythonaster atlantidis USNM E18842. A. Abactinal surface. Scale bar=1.5 cm B. Annulations on arm. Scale bar=5.0 mm. C. Actinal surface showing tube foot groove. D. Oral plate. Scale bar=5.0 mm.
FIGURE 2. Myxaster sol USNM 1189026. A in Range Extensions and Taxonomic Notes on Atlantic Myxasteridae (Velatida; Asteroidea)
FIGURE 2. Myxaster sol USNM 1189026. A. Complete animal surface, Scale bar=1.5 cm. B. Abactinal surface, close up. Scale bar=1.5 cm. C. Actinal surface. Scale bar=1.5 cm. D. Imbricate abactinal plates without space on distal arm region. Scale bar=2.0 mm. E. Abactinal plates showing wider spaces between plates from disk/arm region. Scale bar=3.0 mm F. Furrow spines. Scale bar=5.0 mm. G. Abactinal plate shape, individual close-up on disk. Scale bar= 3.0 mm.
FIGURE 1 in Range Extensions and Taxonomic Notes on Atlantic Myxasteridae (Velatida; Asteroidea)
FIGURE 1. Myxaster sol (long armed variant) A. USNM E18596. Scale bar=1.5 cm. B. YPM Y36040. Scale bar=1.0 cm. Myxaster perrieri Holotype, EcAh3840, Scale bar for C–E=5.0 mm. C. Abctinal surface. D. Actinal surface. E. Arms from holotype.
FIGURE 15 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 15. Distribution of S. t. taenicauda, S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov. and S. t. triaureus ssp. nov. based on voucher specimens and confirmed localities.
FIGURE 12 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 12. Comparison of dorsal body pattern among subspecies of S. taenicauda: A) Large dark spotting (S. t. taenicauda). B) Small dark spotting (S. t. taenicauda north-western form). C) Small dark spotting (S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov.). D) Small dark spotting (S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.).
FIGURE 6 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 6. In life photos of S. taenicauda subspecies: A) Strophurus t. taenicauda, Alton National Park, Qld (photo D. Brown). B) Strophurus t. albiocularis ssp. nov., Duaringa, Qld (photo G. Schmida). C) Strophurus t. triaureus ssp. nov., Eidsvold, Qld (photo G. Schmida).
FIGURE 7. A in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 7. A) Rostral scale pentagonal with deep dorsomedial invagination (S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov.) (QMJ5481); B) Rostral scale rectangular to pentagonal with shallow to moderate dorsomedial invagination (S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.) (QMJ4348). Condition A also applies to S. t. taenicauda.
FIGURE 11 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 11. Fourth finger morphology: A) Primary subdigital lamellae absent, fewer secondary subdigital lamellae with indentations (S. t. taenicauda) (QMJ30522); B) Primary subdigital lamellae present, numerous secondary subdigital lamellae with indentations (S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.) (QMJ76340). Condition A also applies to S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov. Note: these features also apply to fourth toe morphology.
FIGURE 3 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 3. Summary of the maximum parsimony and Bayesian phylogenetic analyses. Branches with less than 60% bootstrap support (MP) and 0.70 posterior probabilities (B) were collapsed. Relationships among the Strophurus taenicauda subspecies are highlighted (boxed).
FIGURE 1 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 1. Nasal scalation definitions: R = rostral, M = mental, UL = supralabials (1–3), LL = infralabials (1–3), MI = median internasal, LI = lateral internasal, SN = supranasals (1–2), PN = postnasals (1–2), N = nostril.
FIGURE 5 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 5. Type specimens of S. taenicauda subspecies: A) Lectotype of S. t. taenicauda (QMJ11215). B) Holotype of S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov. (QMJ4551). C) Holotype of S. t. triaureus ssp. nov. (QMJ76397).
FIGURE 10. A in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 10. A) Cloacal spurs with numerous rounded scales (S. t. taenicauda) (QMJ13497); B) Cloacal spurs with fewer, pointed scales (S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov.) (QMJ4553). Condition A also applies to S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.
FIGURE 9. A in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 9. A) Wide interpore interval (S. t. taenicauda) (QMJ13497); B) Narrow interpore interval (S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov.) (QMJ4550). Condition A also applies to S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.
FIGURE 2 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 2. Fourth digit subdigital lamellae: A = primary, B = secondary, C = paired tertiary, D = distal indentation, E = apical plates.
FIGURE 14 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 14. Typical habitats of S. taenicauda subspecies: A) Typical habitat of S. t. taenicauda, Westmar, Queensland (photo D. Brown). B) Typical habitat of S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov., Dingo, Queensland (photo D. Brown). C) Typical habitat of S. t. triaureus ssp. nov., Eidsvold, Queensland (photo D. Brown).
FIGURE 13 in A revision of Strophurus taenicauda (Squamata; Diplodactylidae) with the description of two new subspecies from central Queensland and a southerly range extension
FIGURE 13. Comparison of tail patterning among subspecies of S. taenicauda: A) Single tail stripe with undulating edges (S. t. taenicauda). B) Single tail stripe with straight edges (S. t. albiocularis ssp. nov.). C) Three tail stripes and black and white barring (S. t. triaureus ssp. nov.).
FIGURE 3 in Redescription and Range Extension of Microhyla sholigari Dutta & Ray (Amphibia: Anura: Microhylidae) from South West India
FIGURE 3. Two male individuals of M. sholigari in life. (a) From Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple Tiger Reserve and (b) from Bisle.
FIGURE 1 in Redescription and Range Extension of Microhyla sholigari Dutta & Ray (Amphibia: Anura: Microhylidae) from South West India
FIGURE 1. Map showing current distribution records of M. sholigari. Orange circles are from the present study. Blue rhombuses are records from the literature. Grey line indicates Western Ghats boundary. Light green areas with gray boundaries represent protected areas. Maps were generated using QGIS® Pisa Ver. 2.10. Data was sourced from www.gadm.org for the administrative boundary of India and Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) 90 m database (http://srtm.csi.cgiar.org) for elevation.
FIGURE 2 in Redescription and Range Extension of Microhyla sholigari Dutta & Ray (Amphibia: Anura: Microhylidae) from South West India
FIGURE 2. Plate depicting morphology of M. sholigari, an adult male, BNHS 5970. (a) Dorsal view, (b) ventral view, (c) ventral view of throat, (d) lateral profile showing tympanic region, (e) ventral view of hand, (f) line drawing of hand depicting palmar and subarticular tubercles, (g) circum-marginal groove on third fingertip, (h) fourth toe tip showing bifurcated circummarginal groove, (i) ventral view of feet, (j) line drawing of feet depicting webbing, tarsal and subarticular tubercles.
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