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. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 72 united by the following characters: mesosternal extension present, color of mouth hning pale pinkish, scansorial pads broadly dilated. Character 31 undergoes a reversal at node 16. (31, 64, 73*). The taxa at node 12 exclusive of Hoplodactylus stephensi and H. duvaucelii and perhaps H. chrysosireticus and H. delcourti (the latter two taxa may be diagnosed at node 14), are united at Node 13 and primitively share the following characters: color of tongue pale pinkish; peritoneal pigmentation present, scattered; pygal region of tail abruptly decreasin
. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 72 united by the following characters: mesosternal extension present, color of mouth hning pale pinkish, scansorial pads broadly dilated. Character 31 undergoes a reversal at node 16. (31, 64, 73*). The taxa at node 12 exclusive of Hoplodactylus stephensi and H. duvaucelii and perhaps H. chrysosireticus and H. delcourti (the latter two taxa may be diagnosed at node 14), are united at Node 13 and primitively share the following characters: color of tongue pale pinkish; peritoneal pigmentation present, scattered; pygal region of tail abruptly decreasing in diameter to that of pygal region; scales of cloacal spurs rounded, 1â5 in number. Character 102 undergoes several subsequent reversals and character 63 may apply at the more inclusive node 12. (63, 66-A, 95, 102). The New Caledonian taxa plus Pseudothecadactylus, united at Node 14 (Fig. 19), primitively share the following characters: overlap of jugal and lateral infraorbital pro- cess of prefrontal extensive; recessus scalae tympanii at least partially hidden ventrally by lateral process of basioccipital; scleral ossicles 30 or more in number; peritoneum unpigmented; subcaudal scansors present; oviparous. (13, 14*, 15, 65, 105*, 106). Node 13 Node 14 Node 15 See Bavayia in systematic I 0) il O 0) (« n â o a o II Fig. 19: Consensus cladogram of the New Caledonian carphodactyline geckos. See text for characters at each 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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