Laemanctus julioi MCCRANIE, 2018
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Laemanctus julioi
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| Higher Taxa | Corytophanidae, Iguania, Sauria, Squamata (lizards) |
| Subspecies | |
| Common Names | E: Julio’s Casquehead Iguana |
| Synonym | Laemanctus julioi MCCRANIE 2018: 204 |
| Distribution | SC Honduras (moderate elevations on the Pacific versant); elevation 650 to 1,000 m Type locality: ‘‘Residencial Plaza, 14°03.870’ N, 87°11.376’ W, 1000 m elev., Tegucigalpa, Distrito Central, Francisco Morazán, Honduras’’). |
| Reproduction | |
| Types | Holotype: USNM 572041 |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis/Similar Species.—The promi- nent flat-topped cephalic crest will distin- guish Laemanctus julioi from all other Honduran lizards, except the remaining Laemanctus. Laemanctus longipes and L. waltersi have relatively small anterior dorsal head scales (postrostrals) with 37–55 post- rostral scales between the rostral and anterior edge of the eye, have 36–47 scales around midbody, and lack a pale colored dorsolateral broad stripe (versus 20 post- rostral scales, 53 scales around midbody, and broad pale dorsolateral stripe present in L. julioi). Laemanctus waltersi also lacks a gular fold (versus complete gular fold in L. julioi). Laemanctus serratus has a fringe of enlarged, erect, flattened, serrated scales on the posterior edge of the cephalic crest and has a serrated middorsal crest (versus no fringe of enlarged triangular scales on posterior edge of cephalic crest and no serrated middorsal crest in L. julioi). |
| Comment | Behvior: diurnal |
| Etymology | The specific name julioi is a patronym for Julio Enrique Mérida, the current curator of the Museum of Natural History at the UNAH in Tegucigalpa. |
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