文章标题巴拉圭大疣龙和大疣龙分布新记录(爬行动物目:裸眼目)

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Revista Latinoamericana de Herpetologia Pub Date : 2022-12-24 DOI:10.22201/fc.25942158e.2022.4.545

Diego Bueno Villafañe, Ágatha Bóveda, Estefanía Valiente, Gretta Schaerer, Cristhian Baez, Oscar Feltes-González, Jimmy Emhart Vuletich, Rebeca Irala Melgarejo, N. Cantero, A. Yanosky, Lidia Pérez de Molas

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摘要

Gymnophalamidae是南美洲一个高度多样化的中小型蜥蜴科。在巴拉圭，目前已知有七个物种。其中，Colobosaura modesta和Micrablepharus maximiliani是该国两个采样率较低的物种：C.modesta仅在阿曼拜省和圣佩德罗省的两个地方记录，而M.maximilian在中央省、科迪勒拉省、巴拉圭省和圣佩罗省记录。在2022年的两次实地调查中，我们捕获了一个C.modesta和三个M.maximiliani个体。C.modesta记录距离最近的已知地点以西134.7公里，是该国第三个被确认的地点，第一个在康塞普西翁省，第一个与Humid Chaco有关。M.maximiliani的记录距离最近的已知地点以北81、131和137公里，是康塞普西翁省和阿曼拜省的第一份记录。我们提供了蜥蜴发现地的栖息地特征，并讨论了它们在巴拉圭的保护状况。

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NEW DISTRIBUTIONAL RECORDS OF Colobosaura modesta AND Micrablepharus maximiliani (REPTILIA: GYMNOPHTHALMIDAE) IN PARAGUAY

Gymnophthalmidae is a highly diverse family of small to medium sized South American lizards. In Paraguay, seven species are currently known. Among these, Colobosaura modesta and Micrablepharus maximiliani are two poorly sampled species in the country: C. modesta was only recorded in two localities in Amambay and San Pedro Departments, whilst M. maximiliani was recorded in Central, Cordillera, Paraguarí and San Pedro Departments. During two field surveys in 2022 we captured one C. modesta and three M. maximiliani individuals. The C. modesta record is 134.7 km west from the nearest known locality, and it is the third confirmed locality in the country, the first in the Concepción Department and the first associated with the Humid Chaco. The M. maximiliani records are 81, 131 and 137 km north from the nearest known locality and are the first records from Concepción and Amambay Departments. We provide habitat characterization for where the lizards were found and discuss their conservation status in Paraguay.

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Revista Latinoamericana de Herpetologia Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Animal Science and Zoology

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