Aspidoscelis tigris (BAIRD & GIRARD, 1852)

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Higher Taxa	Teiidae, Teiinae, Gymnophthalmoidea, Sauria, Squamata (lizards)
Subspecies	Aspidoscelis tigris aethiops (COPE 1900) Aspidoscelis tigris dickersonae (VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921) Aspidoscelis tigris disparilis (DICKERSON 1919) Aspidoscelis tigris multiscutatus (COPE 1892) Aspidoscelis tigris mundus (CAMP 1916) Aspidoscelis tigris nigroriens (HENDRICKS & DIXON 1986) Aspidoscelis tigris pulcher (WILLIAMS, SMITH & CHRAPLIWY 1960) Aspidoscelis tigris punctatus (WALKER & MASLIN 1965) Aspidoscelis tigris punctilinealis (DICKERSON 1919) Aspidoscelis tigris rubidus (COPE 1892) Aspidoscelis tigris septentrionalis (BURGER 1950) Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri (VAN DENBURGH 1894) Aspidoscelis tigris tigris (BAIRD & GIRARD 1852) Aspidoscelis tigris variolosus (COPE 1892) Aspidoscelis tigris vividus (WALKER 1981)
Common Names	E: Western Whiptail, Tiger Whiptail G: Tiger-Rennechse punctilinealis: Sonoran Tiger Whiptail stejnegeri: Coastal Whiptail S: Huico Tigre
Synonym	Cnemidophorus tigris BAIRD & GIRARD 1852 Cnemidophorus tigris — MCLAIN 1899 Cnemidophorus tigris — STEBBINS 1985: 161 Cnemidophorus tigris — LINER 1994 Aspidoscelis tigris — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris — COLLINS & TAGGART 2009 Aspidoscelis tigris aethiops (COPE 1900) Cnemidophorus tesselatus aethiops COPE 1900: 582 Cnemidophorus tigris aethiops — SMITH & BURGER 1949: 282 Cnemidophorus canus VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921 (fide WRIGHT (1993) Cnemidophorus bacatus VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921 Cnemidophorus catalinensis VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921 Cnemidophorus tesselatus aethiops — SMITH 1946 Cnemidophorus bacatus — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 187 Cnemidophorus catalinensis — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 188 Cnemidophorus tigris canus — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 190 Cnemidophorus gadovi BURGER 1950 (fide ZWEIFEL 1956) Cnemidophorus tigris aethiops — ZWEIFEL & NORRIS 1955 Cnemidophorus tigris aethiops — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus bacatus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus canus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus catalinensis — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis cana — GRISMER 1999 Aspidoscelis tigris aethiops — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris aethiops — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis bacatus — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis cana — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis catalinensis — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis bacata — JONES & LOVICH 2009 Aspidoscelis cana — JONES & LOVICH 2009 Aspidoscelis catalinensis — JONES & LOVICH 2009 Aspidoscelis bacata — ENDERSON et al. 2009 Aspidoscelis baccata — LEMOS-ESPINAL 2015: 447 (in error) Aspidosceles cana — LEMOS-ESPINAL 2015: 447 (in error) Aspidoscelis bacata — JOHNSON et al. 2017 Aspidoscelis cana — JOHNSON et al. 2017 Aspidoscelis catalinensis — JOHNSON et al. 2017 Aspidoscelis canus — PERALTA-GARCÍA et al. 2023 Aspidoscelis catalinensis — PERALTA-GARCÍA et al. 2023 Aspidoscelis tigris dickersonae (VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921) Cnemidophorus dickersonae VAN DENBURGH & SLEVIN 1921 Cnemidophorus tigris dickersonae — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus tigris dickersonae — BAUER & GÜNTHER 1994 Aspidoscelis tigris disparilis (DICKERSON 1919) Cnemidophorus disparilis DICKERSON 1919: 473 Cnemidophorus tigris aethiops — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 189 Cnemidophorus tigris — GRISMER 1999 Aspidoscelis tigris disparilis — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris disparilis — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris multiscutatus (COPE 1892) Cnemidophorus tesselatus multiscutatus COPE 1892: 28 Cnemidophorus stejnegeri — VAN DENBURGH 1894: 300 Cnemidophorus multiscutatus — VAN DENBURGH 1895: 126 Cnemidophorus stejnegeri — VAN DENBURGH 1895: 126 Cnemidophorus tesselatus stejnegeri — STEJNEGER & BARBOUR 1917: 68 Cnemidophorus bartolomas DICKERSON 1919: 476 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 191 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — ZWEIFEL 1958 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — BOSTIC 1971 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — GOLDBERG 1976 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — WALKER 1981 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus tigris multiscutatus — LINER 1994 Aspidoscelis tigris multiscutata — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris multiscutata — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris mundus (CAMP 1916) Cnemidophorus undulatus HALLOWELL 1854: 94 (non WIEGMANN 1834) Cnemidophorus tigris mundus CAMP 1916: 71 (nom. subst.) Cnemidophorus tigris mundus — SCHMIDT 1953: 144 Cnemidophorus tigris mundus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris munda — COLLINS & TAGGART 2009 Aspidoscelis tigris mundus — CHAFIN et al. 2022 Aspidoscelis tigris pulcher (WILLIAMS, SMITH & CHRAPLIWY 1960) Cnemidophorus tigris pulcher WILLIAMS, SMITH & CHRAPLIWY 1960: 43 Cnemidophorus tigris pulcher — SMITH et al. 1964: 47 Cnemidophorus tigris pulcher — BURKHOLDER & WALKER 1973 Cnemidophorus tigris pulcher — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris pulchra — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris pulchra — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris punctatus (WALKER & MASLIN 1965) Cnemidophorus tigris punctatus WALKER & MASLIN 1965 Cnemidophorus tigris punctatus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris punctilinealis (DICKERSON 1919) Cnemidophorus punctilinealis DICKERSON 1919: 475 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis BAIRD & GIRARD 1852: 69 (fide TAYLOR & WALKER 1996) Cnemidophorus estebanensis DICKERSON 1919: 474 Cnemidophorus martyris STEJNEGER 1892 Cnemidophorus melanostethus COPE 1864: 104 (fide SMITH & TAYLOR 1950) Cnemidophorus melanostethus — VAN URGH 1913: 408 Cnemidophorus melanostethus — TAYLOR 1938: 485 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 189 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis — BURGER 1950 Cnemidophorus tigris martyris — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 191 Cnemidophorus tigris estebanensis — LOWE & NORRIS 1955: 92 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis — WILLIAMS 1960 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis — BURKHOLDER & WALKER 1973 Cnemidophorus estebanensis — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris punctilinealis — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis estebanensis — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris punctilinealis — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris punctilinealis — COLLINS & TAGGART 2009 Aspidoscelis estebanensis — LOVICH & JONES 2009 Aspidoscelis martyris — JONES & LOVICH 2009 Aspidoscelis estebanensis — ENDERSON et al. 2009 Aspidoscelis estebanensis — LEMOS-ESPINAL 2015 Aspidoscelis tigris punctilineatus — FUNK et al. 2020 (in error) Aspidoscelis tigris punctilineatus — CHAFIN et al. 2022 Aspidoscelis tigris rubidus (COPE 1892) Cnemidophorus tesselatus rubidus COPE 1892: 36 Cnemidophorus rubidus — VAN DENBURGH 1895: 126 Cnemidophorus rubidus — VAN DENBURGH 1922: 546 Cnemidophorus tigris rubidus — SMITH & BURGER 1949: 282 Cnemidophorus celeripes DICKERSON 1919: 472 Cnemidophorus vandenburghi DICKERSON 1919: 477 Cnemidophorus tigris celeripes — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 190 Cnemidophorus tigris rubidus — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 191 Cnemidophorus tigris rubidus — LEVITON & BANTA 1964 Cnemidophorus tigris rubidus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Cnemidophorus celeripes — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis celeripes — GRISMER 1999 Aspidoscelis tigris rubida — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis celeripes — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris rubida — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris vandenburghi — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis celeripes — JONES & LOVICH 2009 Aspidoscelis celeripes — JOHNSON et al. 2017 Aspidoscelis celeripes — PERALTA-GARCÍA et al. 2023 Aspidoscelis tigris septentrionalis (BURGER 1950) Cnemidophorus tigris septentrionalis BURGER 1950: 8 Cnemidophorus tigris septentrionalis — BURKHOLDER & WALKER 1973 Cnemidophorus tigris septentrionalis — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris septentrionalis — COLLINS & TAGGART 2009 Aspidoscelis tigris septentrionalis — HEYBORNE 2021 Aspidoscelis tigris septentrionalis — CHAFIN et al. 2022 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri (VAN DENBURGH 1894) Cnemidophorus stejnegeri VAN DENBURGH 1894: 300 Cnemidophorus tesselatus stejnegeri — SMITH 1946 Cnemidophorus tigris vividus WALKER 1981 Cnemidophorus tigris stejnegeri — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris vivida — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri — COLLINS & TAGGART 2009 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri — THOMSON et al. 2016 Aspidoscelis tigris stejnegeri — CHAFIN et al. 2022 Aspidoscelis tigris tigris (BAIRD & GIRARD 1852) Cnemidophorus tigris BAIRD & GIRARD 1852 Cnemidophorus dickersonae VAN DENBURGH and SLEVIN 1921 Cnemidophorus tigris tigris — SMITH & TAYLOR 1950: 189 Cnemidophorus tigris punctata WALKER & MASLIN 1964 Cnemidophorus tigris dickersonae — WALKER 1981 Cnemidophorus tigris tigris — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris punctata — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris tigris — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris tigris — CHAFIN et al. 2022 Aspidoscelis tigris variolosus (COPE 1863) Cnemidophorus variolosus COPE 1863: 39 Cnemidophorus tigris nigroriens HENDRICKS & DIXON 1986 Cnemidophorus tigris variolosus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986 Aspidoscelis tigris nigroriens — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris variolosa — REEDER et al. 2002 Aspidoscelis tigris variolosa — LINER & CASAS-ANDREU 2008 Aspidoscelis tigris vividus (WALKER 1981) Cnemidophorus tigris vividus WALKER 1981: 193 Cnemidophorus tigris vividus — MASLIN & SECOY 1986
Distribution	USA (California), Mexico (Baja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Sinaloa, Zacatecas) aethiops: Mexico (S Sonora and adjacent islands: Tiburón, San Esteban). Type locality: Hermosillo, Sonora. bacata: Mexico (Sonora); Type locality: San Pedro Nolasco Island, Sonora (fide SMITH & TAYLOR 1950). cana: Mexico (Sal Si Puedes [Salsipuedes] Island and north and South San Lorenzo Islands). Type locality: Sal Si Puedes Island, Gulf of California, Baja California. catalinensis: Mexico (Baja California); Type locality: Santa Catalina Island, Baja California. celeripes: Mexico; Type locality: San José Island, Baja California. dickersonae: Mexico, Baja California Norte; Type locality: Isla Partida, near Angel de la Guardia Island, Gulf of California. disparilis: Mexico (Sonora); Type locality: Mexico, Sonora, Gulf of California, Isla Tiburon. gracilis: USA (E California in Colorado River Valley, S Arizona south of the plateau, SW New Mexico, N Sonora); Type locality: “Desert of Colorado”. Restricted to Yuma, Arizona (SMITH & TAYLOR 1950). martyris: Mexico; Type locality: San Pedro Mártir Island, Gulf of California, Baja California. multiscutata: USA (coastal southern California), Mexico (Baja California). Type locality: Cedros Island, Baja California. mundus: USA (C California west of the Sierra Nevada, north to San Francisco Bay and south to Point Conception, Santa Barbara County); Type-locality: "Near Fort Yuma, in San Joachim Valley, California". Restricted by Stejneger (1893:200) to USA, California, Fresno Co., Fort Miller. nigroriens: Mexico (Coahuila); Type-locality: Mexico, Coahuila, 11 miles E Paredon, 25'56' N, 100'50' W. pulcher: Mexico (Chihuahua); Type locality: Mexico: 1.2 mi NW Carrillo, Chihuahua. punctatus: Mexico (Sonora); Type locality: Mexico, Sonora, 4 miles NW Puerto Penasco, Cholla Bay. punctilinealis: Mexico (Sonora): Type-locality: Mexico, Sonora, Gulf of California, Isla Tiburon. rubida: Mexico (Southern third of Baja California, south of San Marcos Island, including adjacent islands in the Gulf and off the western edge of the peninsula (Carmen, Santa Margarita, Magdalena Islands)). Type locality: Santa Margarita Island, Baja California. septentrionalis: USA (W Colorado, E Utah): Type locality: USA, Colorado, Garfield Co., Una. stejnegeri: coastal southern California. Type locality: Ensenada, Baja California. tigris: S Idaho, SE Oregon south through Nevada, W Utah and SE California to NE Baja California, NW Sonora. Type locality: “Valley of the Great Salt Lake”, Utah. Restricted to Salt Lake City, Utah. variolosus: Mexico (S Coahuila, NE Durango); Type locality: Mexico, Coahuila, Alamo de Parras. vividus: Mexico (Baja California Norte); Type-locality: Mexico, Baja California Norte, South Coronado Island.
Reproduction	Oviparous. bisexual.
Types	Holotype: USNM 4103 (tigris) Syntypes: USNM 64240-5 [aethiops] Holotype: CAS 49152 [bacatus] Holotype: USNM 64448 [Cnemidophorus bartolomas] Holotype: CAS 49153 [canus] Holotype: CAS 50507 [catalinensis] Holotype: USNM 64444 (listed as AMNH 5514 in original description) [celeripes] Holotype: CAS 49154 [dickersonae] Holotype: USNM 64445 (formerly AMNH 5227); female; C. H. Townsend, Albatross Expedition; 12 April 1911 [disparilis] Holotype: USNM 64446 [Cnemidophorus estebanensis] Holotype: USNM 3034 [gracilis] Holotype: USNM 15620 [martyris] Lectotype: USNM 15162 [multiscutatus] Lectotype: USNM 3040A; male; A. L. Heerman (designated by Maslin & Secoy 1986: 39), the larger of the two syntypes. The same specimen is also a lectotype of Cnemidophorus undulatus [mundus] Holotype: TCWC) 43403 (Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collection); adult male, obtained by Fred S. Hendricks and Burl Hendricks on 15 June, 1973; orignial number FSH-2679 [nigroriens] Holotype: INHS (= UIMNH) 43762; P. S. Chrapliwy and K. L. Williams; August 1, 1958 [pulcher] Holotype: UCM 29200 (Universiy of Colorado Museum) [punctatus] Holotype: USNM 64447, listed as AMNH 5532 in original description. [punctilinealis] Lectotype: USNM 15153 [rubidus] Holotype: FMNH 38217; male; E. V. Prostov, Field Museum Colorado Paleontological Expedition of 1941; 25 June 1941 [septentrionalis] Holotype: CAS 1861; male; J. M. Stowell and Lunt; 8 June 1893 [stejnegeri] Holotype: USNM 64449 (formerly AMNH 5521); male; C. H. Townsend, Albatross Expedition; 2 April 1911 [vandenburghi] Holotype: USNM 3066; male; Lt. D. N. Couch [variolosus] Holotype: SDNHM = SDSNH 20075; male; L. M. Klauber [vividus]
Diagnosis
Comment	Subspecies and synonymy: Hendricks and Dixon (1986) gave species status to Cnemidophorus tigris marmoratus. They also transferred C. tigris pulcher and C. t. variolosus to C. marmoratus, but Dessauer and Cole (1991) returned them to C. tigris. Check out the cited papers for the complicated nomenclatorial issues concerning this species ;-). Similarly, most synonyms of C. t. aethiops have been treated as full species until they have been synonymized by Wright (1993, 1994). Walker (1988) discusses the status of C. t. dickersonae. Subspecies mainly after LINER (1994) who treats bacatus, canus, catalinensis, celeripes, and estebanensis as valid species. GRISMER (1999) synonymized C. t. estebanensis and C. t. disparilis with C. tigris and elevated bacatus, canus, celeripes, and martyris to full (evolutionary) species status. C. tigris does not occur on Isla San Benito, Baja California [HR 27: 69]. Cnemidophorus tigris punctilinealis of the Sonoran Desert and C. t. marmoratus of the Chihuahuan Desert contact each other and interbreed in the Animas Valley of southwestern New Mexico (DESAUER et al. 2000). C. t. reticuloriens was originally described by HENDRICKS (1975) in an unpublished PhD thesis and only later formally published (HENDRICKS & DIXON 1986). TAGGART & COLLINS ascribe it to VANCE 1978 for unknown reasons. Maslin & Secoy 1986 list C. t. disparilis as a synonym of gracilis, but later authors recognize it as valid. Synonymy: in a state of confusion. Check recent papers. A. t. mundus has been considered as a synonym of undulatus (WRIGHT 1993). See also CROTHER 2000. Subspecies that are not cited as chresonyms by Reeder et al. (2002) are not recognized by these authors. Genomics: this is one of the species selected by the Genome 10K consortium for complete genome sequencing. Distribution: see map in Sullivan in Jones & Lovich 2009: 394 and Chafin et al. 2022 (for tigris, stejnegeri, mundus, punctilinealis, septentrionalis). Not in Coahuila. Not in Nuevo León fide Nevárez-de los Reyes et al. 2016. Not in Durango fide Lemos-Espinal (2018). For a map of punctilinealis, septentrionalis, and aethiops see Dessauer et al. 2000: 7 (Fig. 1). Hybridization: A. marmoratus and A. tigris hybridize in a contact zone in SW New Mexico (Dessauer & Cole 1991).
Etymology	Named after Latin tigris, i.e. “of a tiger”, in reference to the color pattern, which, oddly, doesn’t look like a tiger, really. A. t. multiscutatus was named after Latin multi = many and Latin scutatus = scaled, in reference to the number of scales. A. t. mundus was named after Latin mundus = neat, sharp or elegant. A. t. punctilinealis Dickerson, was named after Latin punctus = puncture or point and Latin linealis = along the lines. A. t. septentrionalis was named after Latin septentrionalis = northern, in reference to its geographic distribution.
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