Chamaeleo anchietae BOCAGE, 1872
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Higher Taxa | Chamaeleonidae, Sauria, Iguania, Squamata (lizards) |
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Common Names | E: Double-scaled Chameleon |
Synonym | Chamaeleo anchietae BOCAGE 1872 Chamaeleo (Chamaeleo) anchietae — NECAS 1999: 279 Chamaeleo anchietae — TILBURY & TOLLEY 2009 Chamaeleo anchietae — TILBURY 2010: 447 Chamaeleon anchietae — WERNER 1911: 16 Chamaeleo (Apola) vinckei LAURENT 1950: 349 (fide LOVERIDGE 1957: 198). Chamaeleo anchietae anchietae — LAURENT 1952: 19. Chamaeleo anchietae mertensi LAURENT 1952: 18 (fide HILLENIUS 1959: 51) Chamaeleo anchietae marunguensis LAURENT 1952: 19 (fide HILLENIUS 1959) Chamaeleo anchietae vinckei — LAURENT 1952: 19 Chamaeleo senegalensis anchietae — LOVERIDGE 1957: 198 Chamaeleo anchietae — MERTENS 1966: 7 Chamaeleo anchietae anchietae — MERTENS 1966: 7 Chamaeleo anchietae marunguensis — MERTENS 1966: 7 Chamaeleo anchietae mertensi — MERTENS 1966: 7 Chamaeleo anchietae vinckei — MERTENS 1966: 7 Chamaeleo anchietae — SPAWLS et al. 2018: 258 Chamaeleo anchietae — PIETERSEN et al. 2021 |
Distribution | Angola (Huila, Mossamedes), S Democratic Republic of the Congo (= Zaire: Marungu Plateau, Kivu, Katanga), Tanzania Type locality: Huila, Mossamedes, Angola marunguensis: Zaire; Type locality: Kipiri (2000 m elevation), Plateau des Marungu, Terr. de Baudouinville, W. of Lake Tanganyika, Zaire mertensi: Zaire; Type locality: Muneshele (1400 m elevation), Terr. de Fizi, Kivu, Zaire. vinckei: Zaire; Terra typica: Station d'etude des Kundelungu (1750 m elevation), Katanga, Zaire. |
Reproduction | oviparous (not imputed, fide Zimin et al. 2022) |
Types | Syntypes: lost, formerly MB (Museu Bocage (5 specimens); lost by fire (fide SALDANHA 1978). Holotype: RMCA (= MRAC) 26.273 [marunguensis] Holotype: RMCA (= MRAC) 26.270 [mertensi] Holotype: RMCA (= MRAC) 26.261 [vinckei] |
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Comment | Synonymy: LOVERIDGE 1957 and HILLENIUS 1959 synonymized all subspecies with C. anchietae, a position that was followed by KLAVER & BÖHME 1997. |
Etymology | Named after José de Anchieta (9 Oct 1832 -14 Sep 1897), Portugese explorer of Africa. |
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