. Breviora. 1964 SOLOMON ISLANDS GECKOS. Figure 1. PseudogelcTco compressicorpus. all known species in these last four genera and consideration of other characters than digital structure will be necessary before the generic limits and relationships can be clearly understood. This is borne out by the difficulties which have at times arisen in assigning certain species to one or the other of these genera. Thus Boulenger (1885a, p. 162) included in Lepidodactylus three species later placed in Hemiphyllodactylus by Stejneger (1899, pp. 788, 799) and Smith (1933, p. 15). Again, Boulenger (1885b, p.
. Breviora. 1964 SOLOMON ISLANDS GECKOS. Figure 1. PseudogelcTco compressicorpus. all known species in these last four genera and consideration of other characters than digital structure will be necessary before the generic limits and relationships can be clearly understood. This is borne out by the difficulties which have at times arisen in assigning certain species to one or the other of these genera. Thus Boulenger (1885a, p. 162) included in Lepidodactylus three species later placed in Hemiphyllodactylus by Stejneger (1899, pp. 788, 799) and Smith (1933, p. 15). Again, Boulenger (1885b, p. 473), in describing Gekko pumilus, noted that the species was very like a Lepidodactylus in many characters, being placed in Gekko on the basis of the undivided lamellae. Exam- ination of one specimen of pumilus (MCZ 69216) suggests that. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. , Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
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