Pygomeles trivittatus BOULENGER, 1896
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Higher Taxa | Scincidae, Scincinae, Scincoidea, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
Subspecies | Pygomeles trivittatus trilineatus (ANGEL 1942) Pygomeles trivittatus trivittatus BOULENGER 1896 |
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Synonym | Pygomeles trivittatus BOULENGER 1896: 449 Pygomeles trivittatus — ANGEL 1942: 119 Scelotes trivittatus — BRYGOO 1980 Androngo trivittatus — GLAW & VENCES 1994: 319 Androngo trivittatus — ANDREONE & GREER 2002: 164 Pygomeles trivittatus — MIRALLES et al. 2015 Pygomeles trivittatus trilineatus (ANGEL 1942) Scelotes trilineatus ANGEL 1942 Androngo trivittatus trilineatus — BRYGOO 1987: 257 Pygomeles trivittatus trilineatus — MIRALLES et al. 2015 |
Distribution | S Madagascar trivittatus: S Madagascar; Type locality: “Imerina” trilineatus: coastal S Madagascar; Type locality: “Forê de Bevia (Behara)” |
Reproduction | oviparous |
Types | Lectotype: BMNH 1946.8.13.66 (formerly 95.10.29.29), Imerina, Madagascar, collected Rev. R. Baron. Designated by Brygoo (1979) as 1946.8.13.65 (specimen with tail length 111mm), but corrected by Brygoo (1987). Holotype: MNHN-RA 1950.0329, paratype MNHN-RA 1950.0330 [trilineatus] |
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Comment | Synonymy: Androngo appears to be nested within Amphiglossus (SCHMITZ et al. 2005, CROTTINI et al. 2009, MIRALLES et al. 2011) but this species more recently was found to be more closely related to Pygomeles. Type species: Pygomeles trivittatus BOULENGER 1896: 449 is the type species of the genus Androngo BRYGOO 1982. |
Etymology | Probably named after Latin trivittatus, who bears three ribbons or bands. P. t. trilineatus was named after Latin tri = three, and Latin linea = line. |
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