Cryptoblepharus cursor BARBOUR, 1911
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Higher Taxa | Scincidae, Eugongylinae (Eugongylini), Scincoidea, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
Subspecies | Cryptoblepharus cursor cursor BARBOUR 1911 Cryptoblepharus cursor larsonae HORNER 2007 |
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Synonym | Cryptoblepharus boutonii cursor BARBOUR 1911: 18 Ablepharus boutoni cursor — DE ROOIJ 1915: 275 Ablepharus boutonii cursor — MERTENS 1931: 164 Cryptoblepharus cursor — GREER 1974: 21 Cryptoblepharus cursor — WELCH 1990 Cryptoblepharus cursor — HORNER 2007 Cryptoblepharus cursor larsonae HORNER 2007 Cryptoblepharus cursor larsonae — KOCH 2012 |
Distribution | Indonesia (Bali, Lombok, Tengah and Sangkarang Islands, islands off south-west Sulawesi) Type locality: Ampenan, Lombok, Indonesia larsonae: Islands off south-west Sulawesi. Type locality: Samalona Island, south Sulawesi, Indonesia, 05°08’S 119°21’E. |
Reproduction | oviparous |
Types | Holotype: MCZ 7479 (cursor) Holotype: NTM R21145, coll. H. Larson, 31 August 1989, Paratype: SMF [larsonae] |
Diagnosis | Description (cursor): 26 scales round the body; fifth or sixth upper labial below the eye (de Rooij 1915: 275). Coloration: Pale greenish olive above, with a narrow dark line not covering the vertebral series of scales or only covering the outer borders on each side, the two meeting at the base of the tail and disappearing there. A silvery white lateral band, beginning above the eye and continued to the base of the tail; this band bordered at the outer side by another black line, white-spotted, from behind the eye to the sides of the tail, where it breaks up into spots and soon disappears; flanks light with a few small dark spots. Lower parts silvery-white. Limbs dark-spotted; tail light olive-green, brownish-green towards the tip (de Rooij 1915: 275). |
Comment | Habitat: arboreal, also on the ground and on beaches (littoral) |
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