Panolopus lanceolatus SCHOOLS & HEDGES, 2024
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Panolopus lanceolatus
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| Higher Taxa | Diploglossidae, Diploglossa, Anguimorpha, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
| Subspecies | |
| Common Names | E: westcentral Smooth-scaled Forest Lizard |
| Synonym | Panolopus lanceolatus SCHOOLS & HEDGES 2024: 170 Celestus costatus — SCHWARTZ & HENDERSON, 1991:368 (part) Celestus costatus — POWELL et al., 1999:104 (part) Celestus costatus — HEDGES et al., 2019:16 (part) Panolopus costatus — SCHOOLS & HEDGES, 2021:230 (part) Panolopus costatus — LANDESTOY et al., 2022:205 (part) |
| Distribution | Haiti Type locality: intersection between Ennery and Plaisance, a couple hundred meters E on intersecting road (19.52387, -72.45154; 925 m). |
| Reproduction | |
| Types | Holotype. MCZ R-190692, an adult female from first and only major intersection between Ennery and Plaisance, a couple hundred meters E on intersecting road, collected by D. Luke Mahler and Richard E. Glor on 6 August 2009 (19.52387, -72.45154; 925 m). Paratypes (n=8). HAITI. Artibonite. KU 226436–9, 1.2 mi w Ennery, 1977. Nord. MCZ R-63383–4, Austin Stanley Rand and James Draper Lazell, Dondon, 16 July 1960; MCZ R-63386, Austin Stanley Rand, James Draper Lazell, Jr., Jean Bernard between Cap Haitien and Grande Riviere du Nord, 16 July 1960; MCZ R-190691, D. Luke Mahler, Richard E. Glor, first and only major intersection between Ennery and Plaisance, couple hundred meters E on intersecting road, 6 August 2009. |
| Diagnosis | |
| Comment | Distribution: for a map see Schools & Hedges 2024: 134 (Fig. 50) Similar species: Panolopus lanceolatus and P. chalcorhabdus cannot be morphologically separated based on standard characters; however, they can be separated by the angled subocular width divided by the angled subocular height (3.29–5.91 [n=7] versus 2.77–3.28 [n=5]). Panolopus lanceolatus sp. nov. and P. leionotus cannot be morphologically separated based on standard characters; however, they can be separated by the frontal width divided by the SVL (3.48–3.84 [n=8] versus 3.89–5.00 [n=5]). Panolopus lanceolatus sp. nov. and P. neiba cannot be morphologically separated based on standard characters; however, they can be separated by the frontal width divided by the SVL (3.48–3.84 [n=8] versus 3.86–4.52 [n=5]). (Schools & Hedges 2024) Synonymy: from SCHOOLS & HEDGES 2024. |
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