P. Couper, C. Hoskin, S. Potter, Jason G. Bragg, C. Moritz
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摘要
probablepharus属目前包含5种(P. barrylyoni, P. kinghorni, P. naranjicaudus, P. reginae和P. tenuis)。在形态上,它们很容易被分为两类:小的,几乎没有图案的物种(P. reginae和P. tenuus)和大的,有条纹的物种(P. kinghorni, P. barrylyoni和P. naranjicaudus)。我们提出了遗传和形态学数据,以证明这两个群体在一般情况下彼此不同。由于P. reginae是Proablepharus的模式种,我们为kinghorni群建立了一个新属Austroablepharus gen. nov.,并指定a . kinghorni为模式种。
A new genus to accommodate three skinks currently assigned to Proablepharus (Lacertilia: Scincidae)
The genus Proablepharus currently contains five species (P. barrylyoni, P. kinghorni, P. naranjicaudus, P. reginae and P. tenuis). Morphologically, these are readily separated into two groups: the small, almost patternless species (P. reginae and P. tenuis) and the larger, striped species (P. kinghorni, P. barrylyoni and P. naranjicaudus). We present genetic and morphological data to demonstrate that these two groups are generically distinct from each other. As P. reginae is the type species for Proablepharus, we erect a new genus, Austroablepharus gen. nov., for the kinghorni group and designate A. kinghorni as the type species.