Anolis brooksi (BARBOUR, 1923)
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Anolis brooksi
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| Higher Taxa | Anolidae, Iguania, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
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| Synonym | Diaphoranolis brooksi BARBOUR 1923 Anolis brooksi — POE & RYAN 2017 Dactyloa brooksi — NICHOLSON et al. 2018 |
| Distribution | C Panama (Darién) Type locality: Mt. Sapo, Darién, Panama, 2,500 feet elevation |
| Reproduction | oviparous |
| Types | Holotype: MCZ 16297, juvenile female, collected by Thomas Barbour and Winthrop Brooks, in April, 1922. |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis: Anolis insignis, A. brooksi, and the two species described below are the only Central American Anolis to combine large size (> 120.0 mm SVL), smooth scales on the upper thigh, and short limbs (Savage and Talbot 1978). Ano- lis brooksi is diagnosed from the three other insignis- like anole species discussed here by its peach-tan male dewlap (Fig. 2; orange-red in A. insignis; white, pale pink with dark streaks, respectively by species, in the other two forms). It further differs from the Southwest- ern Costa Rican form in its lack of a postorbital blotch (present in the Southwestern Costa Rican form) and its female dewlap color pattern (white or brown with dark streaks; pale pink with dark streaks in the Southwestern Costa Rica form); from the Fortuna form in its prominent postcloacal scales in males (obscure in the Fortuna form) and its female dewlap color pattern (white or brown with dark streaks; patternless white in the Fortuna form); from A. insignis in some scale counts (Table 1; e.g., fewer postrostrals) and details of color pattern (Savage and Tal- bot 1978; e.g., presences of narrow black lines dorsally). |
| Comment | Synonymy: removed from the synonymy of A. insignis by POE & RYAN 2017. |
| Etymology | Named after the collector of the type, and a friend and companion of Thomas Barbour, Winthrop Sprague Brooks. |
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