. Breviora. BREVIORA No. 204 it may be more closely related to Liiperosaurus with reduced webbing and skin folds. Taylor (1915, p. 96), on first describing compressicorpus, placed it in the genus Luperosaurus but later (1922) separated this species from Luperosaurus and erected. Figure 2. PseudogeTcTco shebae. the genus Pseudogekko for it. Again, an examination of the paratype of Luperosaurus rnacgrcgori Stejneger (Stanford Uni- versity No. 6263, a hatchling measuring mm from snout to vent) reveals that the sub-terminal lamellae are divided in the midline, and hence that this specimen sho
. Breviora. BREVIORA No. 204 it may be more closely related to Liiperosaurus with reduced webbing and skin folds. Taylor (1915, p. 96), on first describing compressicorpus, placed it in the genus Luperosaurus but later (1922) separated this species from Luperosaurus and erected. Figure 2. PseudogeTcTco shebae. the genus Pseudogekko for it. Again, an examination of the paratype of Luperosaurus rnacgrcgori Stejneger (Stanford Uni- versity No. 6263, a hatchling measuring mm from snout to vent) reveals that the sub-terminal lamellae are divided in the midline, and hence that this specimen should be referred to Lepidodactylus species as that genus is presently understood. (The assignment of macgregori to the genus Luperosaurus is thus placed in doubt and the type .should be re-examined in this light.). 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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