Glaucostegus Bonaparte, 1846 Link
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4995.1.7 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:F1118BFE-74DE-44FA-922E-B60B71216584 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A7827E-E413-9764-6384-FF00FA16FCD0 |
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Plazi |
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Glaucostegus Bonaparte, 1846 Link |
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Key to the species of Glaucostegus Bonaparte, 1846 Link
A definition of the genus Glaucostegus was provided by Last et al. (2016b).
1a. Snout tip expanded into a club-like knob................................................... Glaucostegus thouin
1b. Snout tip not expanded into a club-like knob................................................................ 2
2a. Snout obtuse, tip broadly rounded, angle ~80°; nostrils almost twice in mouth width; one small spiracular fold.... G. obtusus
2b. Snout tip bluntly pointed or narrowly rounded, angle ~31–65°.................................................. 3
3a. Orbit diameter 5–7.8 in preorbital length................................................................... 4
3b. Orbit diameter 8–16 in preorbital length................................................................... 6
4a. Orbit diameter 5–6 in preorbital length, 1.5–2 in interorbital space; nostrils 1.4 ininternasal width; nasal lamellae ~81;.............................................................................................. G. cemiculas
4b. Orbit diameter 6.3–7.8 in preorbital length, 2.1–4 in interorbital space........................................... 5
5a. Orbit diameter 2.1–2.7 in interorbital space; nostril 1.2–1.3 in internasal width; nasal lamellae ~61.............. G. halavi
5b. Orbit diameter 4 in interorbital space; nostril 0.33 in internasal width...................................... G. petiti
6a. Nostrils almost as wide as mouth, 2.2–2.4 in internasal width; orbit diameter 6.1–7.8 in preorbital length, 1.8–2.4 in interorbital space......................................................................................... G. typus
6b. Nostrils moderately large, about half of the mouth width, subequal to internasal space............................... 7
7a. Snout tip bluntly pointed, angle 46–52°; orbit diameter 9–16 in preorbital length; at least ~ 2290 mm total length in matured males................................................................................... G. granulatus
7b. Snout tip more pointed, angle 31–40°; orbit diameter (adults) 8.2–11.6 in preorbital length; at least ~ 730 mm total length in matured males.............................................................................. G. younholeei
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