Cyrtodactylus pronarus SHEA, COUPER, WILMER & AMEY, 2011
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Cyrtodactylus pronarus
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| Higher Taxa | Gekkonidae, Gekkota, Sauria, Squamata (lizards: geckos) |
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| Synonym | Cyrtodactylus pronarus SHEA, COUPER, WILMER & AMEY 2011 |
| Distribution | Australia (Queensland: McIlwraith Range, north-east of Coen) Type locality: Peach Creek, 535 m elevation, McIlwraith Range (13° 45' 22" S 143° 19' 59" E) |
| Reproduction | oviparous (manual and phylogenetic imputation, fide Zimin et al. 2022) |
| Types | Holotype: QM J86900, female, P. Couper, A. Amey, R. Howard, G. Kyle, F. Port & T. Creek, 12.ix.2009; Paratypes. QM J38197–98, J60863–66, J60868, Peach Creek, McIlwraith Range (13o 45' S 143o 19' E); J86899, J86909–10, J86922–23, Peach Creek, McIlwraith Range (13o 45' 22" S 143o 19' 59" E); J38330–31, Lankelly Creek, McIlwraith Range (13o 53' S 143o 14' E); J60320, Klondyke Mine, McIlwraith Ranges (13o 57' S 143o 19' E). |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis: A large Cyrtodactylus (SVL to 132.5 mm) with enlarged tubercles on antebrachium absent, moder- ately-developed dorsal tubercles in 20–24 longitudinal rows at the midpoint of the trunk (axilla-groin interval); 35–45 ventral scale rows at the same level, a continuous series of 58–66 enlarged femoroprecloacal scales extend- ing from one knee to the other, each scale bearing a pore in males; mental bordered posteriorly by a small median scale (replacing the tip of the median posterior extension of the mental), and a pair of postmentals; lips pale, strongly contrasting with the brown upper face; dark dorsal bands on trunk three, with a narrow dark edge posteri- orly but the anterior margin blending with the pale interspace; pale interspaces between dark body bands lacking blotches or spots; basal tail bands more than twice as wide as pale interspaces. |
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| Etymology | From the Greek πρό (pro = before) and ναρός (naros = flowing), alluding to the blending of the anterior edge of the dark body bands with the preceding pale interspaces. |
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