Pelturagonia anolophium HARVEY, LARSON, JACOBS, SHANEY, STREICHER, HAMIDY, KURNIAWAN & SMITH, 2019
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Pelturagonia anolophium
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| Higher Taxa | Agamidae (Draconinae), Sauria, Iguania, Squamata (lizards) |
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| Synonym | Pelturagonia anolophium HARVEY, LARSON, JACOBS, SHANEY, STREICHER, HAMIDY, KURNIAWAN & SMITH 2019: 95 |
| Distribution | Indonesia (Borneo: Kalimantan) Type locality: Gunung Lumut, Paser, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia, 832 m elevation, 1.410788S, 115.977718E. |
| Reproduction | |
| Types | Holotype: MZB 14992, adult female, Field tag 21838) collected by Thorton R. Larson and M. Munir. ND4 GenBank accession number MN548383; 16S GenBank accession number MN537800. Paratypes (3): Two subadult females (UTA 65255, 65256) and one subadult male (MZB 14993), collected by T.R. Larson and M. Munir from 19:10 to 19:34 h at the type locality, 1,090 m elevation, 1.402748S, 115.985918E. ND4 GenBank accession number MN548384 for UTA 65255 and MN548385 for UTA 65256; 16S GenBank accession number MN537801 for UTA 65255 and MN537802 for UTA 65256. |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis: A large species of Pelturagonia reaching at least 193 mm (80 mm SVL) in length, distinguished from all congeners by the following combination of characters: (1) supracilium lacking long spinose scale; (2) tubercular sublabials 4–7 anterior to enlarged subrictal tubercle; (3) enlarged middorsal scales widely spaced, not forming continuous dorsal crest; (4) nuchal crest consisting of 10– 12 triangular scales mostly in continuous series; (5) paravertebrals on neck and scales of pectoral gap pointing backward; (6) base of tail with dorsolateral crest of 7–10 enlarged scales; (7) area between caudal dorsolateral crests not flat, with enlarged projecting scales; (8) four rows of enlarged subcaudals near base of tail (poorly differentiated in females); (9) gulars sharply keeled and mucronate, 31–36; (10) scales around midbody 92–109; (11) dorsum green with contrasting pale, saffron tubercles and reddish brown to brick red bands (at least in females and juvenile males; adult male unknown); (12) gular region without black pigment or with black reticulation but lacking sharp black lines extending postero-medially from labials. |
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| Etymology | The new name anolophium is a neuter noun used in apposition to Pelturagonia and derived from the Greek prefix “ano-” meaning above and noun lophos meaning crest. The new name refers to the diagnostic projecting, enlarged scales positioned above the dorsolateral caudal crests in Pelturagonia anolophium. |
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