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. 2021 May 28;1040:91–121. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.1040.65750

Table 5.

Summarized diagnostic characters of Cyrtodactylus macrotuberculatus and C. phuketensis taken from original descriptions (Grismer and Ahmad 2008; Sumontha et al. 2012) and this study based on type materials and newly additional specimens. / = data unavailable.

C. macrotuberculatus C. phuketensis C. macrotuberculatus C. phuketensis
(Grismer and Ahmad, 2008) (Sumontha et al., 2012) This study This study
Supralabials 10–12 12–13 9–12 9–13
Infralabials 8–11 9–10 7–11 7–10
Tuberculation Prominent Prominent Prominent Prominent
Tubercles on ventral surface of forelimbs Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tubercles in gular region Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ventrolateral fold tuberculate Yes Yes Yes Yes
Paravertebral tubercles 40–47 40–43 34–49 39–45
Longitudinal rows of tubercles 22–26 23–24 19–27 20–24
Ventral scales 19–22 22–24 17–28 20–24
4th toe lamellae 21–23 19 19–23 19–21
Femoroprecloacal pores 35–37 33–36 28–42 31–33
Precloacal groove present in females No Yes No No
Precloacal depression in males No No Deep Deep
No. of body bands 4 3 (3.5 one individual) 3–4 3–4 (3+1 incomplete band)
Body band/interspace ratio / / 0.95–1.74 1.02–1.50
Dorsum bearing scattered pattern of white tubercles No No No No
Hatchlings/juveniles with white tail tip No No No No
Dark caudal bands on original tail / 8 7–10 7–8
White caudal bands in adults immaculate / / No No
Maximum SVL 120.0 114.7 117.87 117.61
Sample size 5 3 29 10