Phymaturus chenqueniyen LOBO, BARRASSO, VALDECANTOS, GIRAUDO, DIPIETRO & BASSO, 2022
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Phymaturus chenqueniyen
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| Higher Taxa | Liolaemidae, Iguania, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
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| Synonym | Phymaturus chenqueniyen LOBO, BARRASSO, VALDECANTOS, GIRAUDO, DIPIETRO & BASSO 2022: 214 Phymaturus spurcus — LOBO & QUINTEROS 2005, in part Phymaturus spurcus — LOBO et al. 2012, in part Phymaturus spurcus — LOBO et al. 2018, in part. |
| Distribution | Argentina (Río Negro) Type locality: Between Las Bayas village and Las Bayas hill (also named as Alto del Escorial), at the edge of the Chenqueniyén plateau (41° 29.238' S, 70° 41.557' W; 1139 m) Ñorquinco department, Río Negro province, Argentina |
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| Types | Holotype. IBIGEO 6198. Male (Fig. 2B). Date 16 January 2020. Deposited at the Reptile collection of the Instituto de Bio y Geociencias del Noa (IBIGEO), Salta, Argentina. Paratypes. IBIGEO 6184, 6186, 6200; MVZ 188904-05, 247102-03, 247105 (6 adult males, 2 juvenile males); IBIGEO 6185, 6196-97, 6199; MVZ 247101, 247104, 247106, 188906-07(6 adult females, 3 juvenile females). Deposited at the Reptile collection of the Instituto de Bio y Geociencias del Noa (IBIGEO), Salta, Argentina, and Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Berkeley, California, USA). IBIGEO samples collected from Meseta Chenqueniyén, same site of Holotype between Las Bayas and Alto el Escorial or Cerro Las Bayas (41° 29.238' S, 70° 41.557' W; 1139 m). Ñorquinco department, Río Negro province, Argentina. Date 16 January 2020. MVZ samples: MVZ 188904-07. Ñorquinco department, along rimrock, 4 km S and 1 km E Alto del Escorial, elevation: 1100 m. Río Negro province, Argentina. 25 February 1982. MVZ 247101-07. Ñorquinco department, along rimrock, 4 km S and 1 km E Alto del Escorial, elevation: 1100 m. Río Negro province, Argentina. 23 November 1986. DNA samples: IBIGEO 6197, 6199. |
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| Etymology | Its name refers to the Patagonian pla- teau called Chenqueniyén. |
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