Bioacoustics of Gekko carusadensis

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diagnosis · Plazi

Diagnosis. Gekko carusadensis differs from non-Philippine G. kikuchii Oshima, G. shibatai Toda, Sengoku, Hikida & Ota, G. tawaensis Okada , G. vertebralis Toda, Sengoku, Hikida & Ota , and G. v i t t a t u s Houttuyn by the presence of precloacal pores in males; from G. badenii Szczerbak & Nekrasova , G. grossmanni Günther , G. petricolus Taylor , G. russelltraini Van Tri, Bauer, Wood , & Grismer, and G. t a y l o r i Ota & Nabhitabhata by the presence of femoral pores in males; from G. m e l l i Vogt, G. scientiadventura Rösler, Yiegler, Vu, Herrmann & Böhme , G. subpalmatus Günther , and G. t a w a e n s i s by the presence of dorsal tubercles; from G. albofasciolatus Günther , G. nutaphandi Bauer, Sumontha & Pauwels , G. siamensis Grossmann & Ulber , G. smithii Gray , and G. verreauxi Tytler by having a smaller adult SVL (< 98 mm vs.> 110 mm ); from G. auriverrucosus Zhao & Liu , G. liboensis Zhao & Li , G. japonicus (Schlegel) , G. scabridus Liu & Zhou , G. swinhonis Günther , G. taibaiensis Song, and G. wenxianensis Zhou & Wang by a larger number of digit IV lamellae (18–20 vs. 9 or fewer); from G. c h i n e n s i s Gray, G. hokouensis , and G. yakuensis Matsui & Okada by lacking any interdigital webbing; from G. similignum Smith by the presence of more dorsal tubercle rows and from G. palmatus Boulenger and G. ulikovskii Darevsky & Orlov by the presence of more precloacofemoral pores. Gekko carusadensis differs from all other species of Philippine Gekko (i.e., G. athymus , G. crombota , G. ernstkelleri , G. gecko , G. gigante , G. mindorensis , G. monarchus , G. palawanensis , G. porosus , G. romblon and G. rossi ) by the following characters (1) moderately large body size (SVL 83.4–97.2 mm for adult males; 79.9–87.5 for females); (2) dorsum gray, with little to no dark gray mottling or transverse bars; (3) moderate number of precloacofemoral pores (46–50) arranged in a continuous, uninterrupted series (pore bearing in males; lacking pores in females); (4) moderate number of mildly conical dorsal body tubercle rows (16–18 midbody; 25–28 paravertebrally).

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziGekko carusadensisSpeciesGekkonidaePlazi/Gekko carusadensis

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