Lobulia, Greer, 1974, Greer, 1974
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https://doi.org/ 10.1093/zoolinnean/zlab052 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6536354 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03EF4E77-7C22-CA4F-FDC0-FF6E251DFC96 |
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KEY TO SPECIES IN LOBULIA View in CoL View at ENA
1. (a) Frontoparietals fused....................................................................................................................................2 (b) Frontoparietals unfused ...............................................................................................................................3
2. (a) Midbody scale rows 30–34; nuchal region with dark brown patch; large dark brown dorsal patches ....... ........................................................................................................... Lo. marmorata — marbled moss skink
(b) Midbody scale rows 27–32; nuchal region lacking dark brown patch; moderate-sized dark brown dorsal patches.................................................................................... Lo. brongersmai — Brongersma’s moss skink
3. (a) Pale dorsolateral stripes present .................................................................................................................4 (b) Pale dorsolateral stripes absent...................................................................................................................6
4. (a) Paravertebrals <69; two mid-dorsal rows of large dark brown spots running the length of the dorsum, some joining to form two mid-dorsal stripes ...............................................................................................5
(b) Paravertebrals> 68; small dark brown spots on dorsum irregularly placed, not formed into rows .......... ............................................................................................................ Lo. vogelkopensis — Vogelkop moss skink
5. (a) Paravertebrals 54–61; large dark brown spots arrayed in two parallel rows, joining posteriorly to form two parallel stripes ....................................................................... Lo. lobulus — Central Range moss skink
(b) Paravertebrals 59–68; moderate to large dark brown spots arrayed in two parallel rows, not joining to form stripes................................................................................... Lo. huonensis — Huon moss skink
6. (a) Midbody scale rows 30–32; nuchals 3 pairs............................................. Lo. elegans — elegant moss skink (b) Midbody scale rows 34–37; nuchals 1–2 pairs.................................. Lo. fortis — Mount Strong moss skink
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