Cnemaspis ajijae SAYYED, PYRON & DILEEPKUMAR, 2018
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Cnemaspis ajijae
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| Higher Taxa | Gekkonidae, Gekkota, Sauria, Squamata (lizards: geckos) |
| Subspecies | |
| Common Names | E: Ajija’s Day Gecko |
| Synonym | Cnemaspis ajijae SAYYED, PYRON & DILEEPKUMAR 2018: 8 |
| Distribution | India (Maharashtra) Type locality: beside a dry stream surrounded by dense forest, at Mahabaleshwar (17.545 N, 73.403 E; 1,377 m elevation), Satara district, Maharashtra, India |
| Reproduction | oviparous (manual imputation, fide Zimin et al. 2022) |
| Types | Holotype: BNHS 2456, adult male; collected by hand at night on 15 November, 2015, on a tree trunk . Paratypes: ZSI-WRC R/1054, ZSI-WRC R/1056 (male), and ZSI-WRC R/1055 (female) share the same data and same locality as the holotype and ZSI-WRC R/1057 (male) and ZSI-WRC R/1058 (female), in the dense forest at Mahabaleshwar (17.553N, 73.391E; 1,291 m asl), Satara district, Maharashtra, India, collected on 15 November, 2015; ZSI-WRC R/1059, ZSI-WRC R/1060 (male), and BNHS 2457 (female), Panchgani (17.554N, 73.483E; 1,323 m asl), Satara district, Maharashtra, In- dia, collected on 29 October, 2015. |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis: A medium sized Cnemaspis, SVL less than 37 mm. Dorsal scales on trunk heterogeneous; granular, keeled scales intermixed with large keeled, depressed scales; conical and spine-like tubercles absent on flank; ventral scales larger than dorsal, smooth; 29–30 scales across belly between lowest rows of dorsal scales; three pairs of postmentals, primary larger than others, secondary postmentals touching first and second infralabials; third chinshield smaller than second; 7–8 lamellae on digit I of manus and 9–12 on digit IV, 7–8 on digit I of pes and 10–13 on digit IV; males with three or four femoral pores, pre-anal pore absent; median row of subcaudals smooth, imbricate not enlarged; small triangular tubercles along each side present in both sexes; very small acute, prominent tubercles with small keeled scales on dorsal tail. |
| Comment | Habitat: dense evergreen forest, as well as in the human habitation, beside a dry stream surrounded by dense forest Sympatry: Hemidactylus sp., Trimeresurus mal- abaricus, Trimeresurus gramineus, Boiga trigonata, Ly- codon aulicus, and L. travancoricus. |
| Etymology | Specific epithet is a patronym in honor of Mrs. Ajija Sayyed, mother of the first author. |
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