Gonatodes concinnatus
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.277513 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5618488 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C708878C-FFF1-995E-FF75-F9CEFA0BEDB6 |
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Plazi |
scientific name |
Gonatodes concinnatus |
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Key to the species of Gonatodes concinnatus complex
1 Dark streaks on gular region and vermiculations on dorsal surface of head absent.................................. 2
- Dark streaks on gular region and vermiculations on dorsal surface of head present................................. 4
2 Back and limbs immaculate; maximum SVL <42 mm ........................................... Gonatodes ligiae
- Back and limbs vermiculated; maximum SVL> 47 mm ...................................................... 3
3 Dorsum with brown and beige small vermiculations; 2–3 lateral scales on the distal part of the digits; 96–123 scales around midbody; 44–55 ventral scales in a longitudinal row............................................ Gonatodes riveroi
- Dorsum with brown and beige large vermiculations; 3 (occasionally four or two) lateral scales on the distal part of the digits; 109–131 scales around midbody; 49–61 ventral scales in a longitudinal row..................... Gonatodes concinnatus
4 A white suprahumeral bar, bordered by black, from very short to almost reaching the middorsal region present in males and females (but thinner in the latter); in life, throat orange with orange-yellow oblique stripes.......... Gonatodes nascimentoi
- A white suprahumeral ocellus, bordered by black, present in males and females (although more conspicuous in males); throat vivid yellow with reddish-brown oblique stripes........................................... Gonatodes tapajonicus
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