. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 46. : Ventral views of pelvis in (a) Bavayia sauvagii (CAS 165906), (b) Phyllurus cornutus (AMS R20447) and (c) Naultinus elegans (AMB 395). Note the differences in the size and shape of the epipubic cartilage (character 47), the pectineal processes of the pubis (character 48), the metischium (character 49) and the hypoischium (characters 50—51). Scale bar = 10 mm (b), 5 mm (a, c). Abbreviations are as follows: ac — acetabulum if — ischiopubic fenestra of — obdurator foramen ec — epipubic cartilage is — ischium pp — pectineal process hy — hypoi


. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 46. : Ventral views of pelvis in (a) Bavayia sauvagii (CAS 165906), (b) Phyllurus cornutus (AMS R20447) and (c) Naultinus elegans (AMB 395). Note the differences in the size and shape of the epipubic cartilage (character 47), the pectineal processes of the pubis (character 48), the metischium (character 49) and the hypoischium (characters 50—51). Scale bar = 10 mm (b), 5 mm (a, c). Abbreviations are as follows: ac — acetabulum if — ischiopubic fenestra of — obdurator foramen ec — epipubic cartilage is — ischium pp — pectineal process hy — hypoischium mi — metischial process pu — pubis developed but projects ventrally in carphodactylines. A derived condition is seen in Phyllurus, in which the process is robust and domed (character 48). Ischium Character 49: Metischial processes narrowly separated from one another posteriorly (0) , or expanded posterolaterally, widely separated from one another (1). The posterior portion of the ischium bears a large, blade-Hke metischial process. The distance between the two metischial processes is generally small — less than the width of the ischiopubic fenestra in the Diplodactylini and the New Zealand and New Caledo- nian species of the carphodactylines (Fig. 11), as well as in Rhacodactylus (Pseudothecadactylus). The remaining carphodactylines share the synapomorphy of a much broadened and expanded ischium and metischial process (character 49). Hypoischium Character 50: Hypoischium slender and narrow A), or short and dagger-shaped B). Character 51: Hypoischium short (0), or extending posteriorly almost to level of vent (1) .. 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 Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig


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