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FIGURE 11 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 11. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus rarus. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (c) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 2 mm); (d) throat in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); all based on female specimen MNHN 1990.6; (e) asulcal and (f) sulcal view of the hemipenis based on male specimen ZSM 913/2003 (scale bar = 1 mm). All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 6 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 6. Living specimens attributed to species in the Lygodactylus madagascariensis group. (a) L. madagascariensis, Manongarivo; (b) L. madagascariensis petteri, Montagne d'Ambre; (c) L. miops, Nahampoana; (d) L. guibei, Andasibe; (e) L. expectatus, Ankarana; (f) L. rarus, Ankarana. All photographs by F. Glaw & M. Vences.

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FIGURE 10. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus miops. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar=2 mm), based on female specimen MNHN 1921.252; (b) and (c) head in dorsal view (scale bar=1 mm) and throat in ventral view (scale bar=2 mm), based on male specimen MNHN 1935.122; (d) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar=1 mm), based on male specimen MNHN 1990.1857; (e) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar=1 mm), based on female specimen MNHN 1938.195; (f) and (g) sulcal and asulcal view of hemipenis, based on male specimen MRSN R1893 (scale bar=2 mm). All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 5 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 5. Character states of tail morphology in Malagasy species of Lygodactylus: (a) whorled tail in L. heterurus (ZSM 285/2004), the arrows pointing each at a ring of enlarged scales representing a whorl; (b) non-whorled tail in L. guibei (ZSM 5117/2005). Scale bars represent 1 mm. Photographs made by R. D. Randrianiaina.

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FIGURE 9. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus madagascariensis madagascariensis. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) ventral view of throat (scale bar = 2 mm); (c) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 2 mm); (d) preanal pores (scale bar = 2 mm); (e) lamella of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); a–e, based on male specimen MNHN 1990.5; (f) sulcal and (g) asulcal view of the hemipenis, based on specimen ZSM 783/2001; scale bar represents 2 mm. All drawings by M. Puente.

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FIGURE 4. Characters of throat scalation in (a) Lygodactylus tolampyae (ZSM 502/2001) and (b) L. tuberosus (ZSM 584/2000). Both of these have a mental scale semi-divided by a suture (indicated by dashed arrows). L. tolampyae has three postmentals (PM1–PM3) while L. pictus has two (PM1–PM2). Both species have five postpostmentals (marked by small black squares). Furthermore, in L. tolampyae, the first infralabial is in broad contact with the posterior projection of the mental, while this contact in L. pictus is very faint to absent (indicated by continuous arrows). Photographs made by M. Puente (not to scale).

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FIGURE 2. Hand morphology in Malagasy species of Lygodactylus and Microscalabotes: (a) undivided or semi-divided subdigital lamellae in Microscalabotes bivittis (ZSM 496/2001); (b) small but not reduced, claw-bearing first finger in L. tolampyae (ZSM 5/2006); (c) small first finger without claw as typical for the L. madagascariensis group (L. guibei, ZSM 5117/2005); (d) particularly small first finger without claw in L. montanus (ZSM 5120/2005). Scale bars represent 1 mm. Photographs made by R. D. Randrianiaina.

FIGURE 1 in Magnolia zotictla (Magnolia sect. Macrophylla, Magnoliaceae): a new species from the southern Sierra Madre Oriental, México

FIGURE 1. Allopatric distribution of Magnolia section Macrophylla within the Mexican biogeographic provinces (Morrone et al. 2017).

FIGURE 4 in Magnolia zotictla (Magnolia sect. Macrophylla, Magnoliaceae): a new species from the southern Sierra Madre Oriental, México

FIGURE 4. Magnolia zotictla. Trees with dehiscing fruits from Zotictla, Hidalgo. Photographs: Arturo Sánchez

FIGURE 3 in Magnolia zotictla (Magnolia sect. Macrophylla, Magnoliaceae): a new species from the southern Sierra Madre Oriental, México

FIGURE 3. Magnolia zotictla (A–C): A. Mature fruit, B–C. During and after dehiscence. Magnolia dealbata (D–F): D. mature fruit, E–F. During and after dehiscence. A–C Photographs by Arturo Sánchez. D–F Photographs by Reyna Domínguez.

FIGURE 5 in Magnolia zotictla (Magnolia sect. Macrophylla, Magnoliaceae): a new species from the southern Sierra Madre Oriental, México

FIGURE 5. Magnolia zotictla in Zotictla, Acaxochitlán. A. Habitat. B. Fragmented and steep landscape. C. Roadside. D. Adriana Gisela & Sra. Esther Santos, neighborhood of Zotictla. E. Arturo Sánchez and Marisol Gutiérrez. F. Trees near the Church at Zotictla. Photographs (A–D & F) by Arturo Sánchez. E. by Adriana Hernández.

FIGURE 2 in Magnolia zotictla (Magnolia sect. Macrophylla, Magnoliaceae): a new species from the southern Sierra Madre Oriental, México

FIGURE 2. Magnolia zotictla (A–D): A. Flower bud in female phase. B. Stamens and stigmas. C. Flower in female phase. D. Flower in male phase. Magnolia dealbata (E–H): E. Flower bud in female phase, F. Stamens and stigmas. G. Flower in female phase. H. Flower in male phase. Photographs A–D by Arturo Sánchez. Photographs E–H by Reyna Domínguez.

FIGURE 32 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 32. Hemipenial morphology of Microscalabotes bivittis. Sulcal and asulcal view, based on male specimen ZSM 496/2000. Scale bar represents 1 mm. Drawing by M. Puente.

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FIGURE 29. Scalation characters of Lygodactylus ornatus, based on male holotype MNHN 1939.48. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (c) throat in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (d) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm). All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 28 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 28. Photographs of living specimens attributed to Lygodactylus tolampyae and Microscalabotes bivittis. (a) L. tolampyae, Ankarafantsika; (b) L. tolampyae, Berara forest; (c–f) M. bivittis, specimens from Andasibe. All photographs by F. Glaw & M. Vences.

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FIGURE 25. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus heterurus trilineigularis. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 2 mm); (c) throat in ventral view (scale bar= 2 mm); (d) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (e) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (f) and (g), sulcal and asulcal view of the hemipenis (scale bar = 1 mm). All based on male specimen ZSM 560/2000. All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 27 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 27. Scalation characters of Lygodactylus verticillatus. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (b) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (c) throat in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (d) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 1 mm); all based on female specimen MNHN 1982.1246; (e) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm), based on male specimen MNHN 1982.1245. All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 23 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 23. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus blancae. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 2 mm); (c) throat in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (d) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (e) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); all based on male specimen MNHN 1990.38; (f) and (g), sulcal and asulcal view of the hemipenis, based on male specimen ZSM 498/2001 (scale bar = 1mm). All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 31 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 31. Scalation and hemipenial characters of Lygodactylus tolampyae. (a) head in lateral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (b) head in dorsal view (scale bar = 2 mm); (c) throat in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (d) preanal pores in ventral view (scale bar = 2 mm); (e) lamellae of fourth toe in ventral view (scale bar = 1 mm); (f) and (g), asulcal and sulcal view of the hemipenis of Lygodactylus tolampyae. (scale bar = 1 mm); based on female specimen 1990.3443 except (d) that is based on male specimen MNHN 1990.3441 and (f–g) that are based on male specimen ZSM 502/2001. All drawings by M. Puente.

FIGURE 21 in Competitividad del Sector Forestal de México Tendencias y Perspectivas

FIGURE 21. Photographs of living specimens assigned to species in the Lygodactylus verticillatus group. (a) and (b) L. arnoulti, specimens from Mt. Ibity; (c) and (d), L. blancae from Lac Itasy; (e) L. heterurus, Ankarana; (f) L. heterurus trilineigularis, Sambava; (g) L. klemmeri, Tsingy de Bemaraha; (h) L. verticillatus, south-western Madagascar. All photographs by F. Glaw & M. Vences.