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TABLE 6 in On the sand and among the crowds: a new species of Woodworthia gecko (Reptilia Diplodactylidae) from Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand

  • 1. Bioresearches (Babbage Consultants Ltd.), Level 4, 68 Beach Road, Auckland 1010, New Zealand.
  • 2. School of Environmental and Animal Sciences, Te Pukenga - New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, Private Bag 92025, Auckland 1142, New Zealand.
  • 3. Independent herpetologist, Onehunga, Auckland.
  • 4. 151 Woodburn Drive, Takapu Valley, Wellington 5028.

Description

TABLE 6. Meristic, mensural (mm), proportional value, and character data from the type series of W. korowai sp. nov. (n = 4). Data (mean ± standard deviation, range in parentheses below) for all examined W. korowai sp. nov. specimens (type series and two additional in-life examined specimens) and geographically close and genetically closely related congeners (W. maculata, n = 26 and W. “Mt Arthur”, n = 4). Abbreviations are listed in the Materials and methods. Key: ND = no data, na = not applicable. Individuals with regenerated tails were excluded from pooled (mean) data for TL, TW, and TH characters. Bold text indicates characters with statistical significance among the three taxa.

Woodworthia korowai sp. nov.W. maculata (n = 26)W. “Mt Arthur” (n = 4)
HolotypeParatypesAll examined W. korowai sp. nov. (n = 6, including in- life specimens)
AWMM LH2445AWMM LH4069AWMM LH4067AWMM LH4068
Sexfmfm
Mensural
SVL57.455.847.068.058.7 (± 6.52) (47.0–68.0)62.1 (± 6.67) (48.8–74.0)52.0 (± 4.38) (46.6–57.5)
TL66.454.849.061.057.7 (± 8.7) (49.0–66.4)71.1 (± 6.36) (60.5–81.0)ND
TW6.58.04.44.45.45 (± 1.05) (4.4–8.0)7.1 (± 0.98) (5.3–8.3)7.2 (± 0.00) (7.2)
TH5.96.44.24.65.05 (± 0.85) (4.6–6.0)6.2 (± 0.88) (4.7–7.3)6.4 (± 0.00) (6.4)
Regen. tailNoYesNoYes---
BH11.26.5ND5.47.8 (± 1.97) (5.4–11.2)9.4 (± 1.77) (6.6–12.6)9.7 (± 1.37) (8.3–11.8)
BW14.813.410.110.512.1 (± 1.63) (10.1–14.8)13.2 (± 2.10) (10.0–18.2)13.2(± 0.96) (12.1–14.7)
HL16.217.915.818.917.2 (± 1.04) (15.8–18.9)17.2 (± 1.68) (14.2–20.4)15.3 (± 0.69) (14.5–16.3)
HW11.411.19.412.311.4 (± 1.08) (9.4–12.8)12.4 (± 1.25) (10.0–14.8)10.8 (± 0.58) (9.9–11.4)
HD8.18.75.95.57.2 (± 1.16) (5.5–8.7)8.2 (± 0.81) (6.5–9.4)7.9(± 0.62) (7.3–8.7)
EN4.74.34.04.44.5 (± 0.3) (4.0–4.9)4.6 (± 0.47) (3.6–5.4)4.1 (± 0.28) (3.7–4.4)
SNT6.36.55.76.36.2 (± 0.26) (5.7–6.5)6.5 (± 0.70) (5.2–7.7)5.7 (± 0.29) (5.3–6.1)
EE5.66.04.65.45.5 (± 0.47) (4.6–6.0)5.6 (± 0.53) (4.3–6.5)5.2 (± 0.43) (4.6–5.7)
ED3.23.32.53.83.2 (± 0.38) (2.5–3.8)3.6 (± 0.51) (2.5–4.5)2.9(± 0.24) (2.6–3.2)
EW1.41.17L1.50.91.2 (± 0.28) (0.7–1.5)0.9 (± 0.29) (0.4–1.5)0.9 (± 0.12) (0.7–1.1)
EL2.01.34L1.12.52.0 (± 0.57) (1.1–2.6)1.9 (± 0.44) (0.9–2.9)1.6 (± 0.12) (1.5–1.8)
IN2.82.42.32.52.6 (± 0.25) (2.3–3.0)2.8 (± 0.30) (2.2–3.4)2.4 (± 0.20) (2.2–2.7)
SF21.223.820.625.822.9 (± 1.82) (20.6–25.8)24.4 (± 2.82) (18.5–29.4)21.5 (± 0.51) (21.1–22.4)
HolotypeParatypesAll examined W. korowai sp. nov. (n = 6, including in- life specimens)
AWMM LH2445AWMM LH4069AWMM LH4067AWMM LH4068
Sexfmfm
AG29.523.921.229.227.2 (± 3.59) (21.2–31.8)27.6 (± 4.30) (17.1–35.6)21.2 (± 3.51) (1.75–25.3)
HUM7.27.56.78.57.8 (± 0.70) (6.7–8.6)8.8 (± 1.11) (6.5–10.7)8.0 (± 0.56) (7.2–8.8)
ULN5.57.26.27.36.9 (± 0.81) (5.5–8.0)7.4 (± 1.05) (5.2–9.6)6.2(± 0.73) (5.2–7.2)
FEM10.29.08.310.710.0 (± 1.10) (8.3–11.7)11.0 (± 1.39) (8.5–13.2)8.8 (± 0.46) (8.0–9.2)
TIB7.78.56.58.58.1 (± 0.85) (6.5–9.2)8.6 (± 1.21) (6.5–10.8)7.8 (± 0.57) (6.9–8.4)
4TL5.86.25.06.96.0 (± 0.57) (5.0–6.9)6.7 (± 1.01) (4.5–8.5)5.4 (± 0.26) (5.1–5.8)
4TLAML4.94.73.55.14.7 (± 0.57) (3.5–5.2)4.7 (± 0.84) (3.2–6.7)4.0 (± 0.16) (3.8–4.2)
4TLAMW1.81.91.31.531.6 (± 0.19) (1.3–1.8)1.8 (± 0.27) (1.3–2.3)1.6 (± 0.13) (1.4–1.7)
4TDPL1.21.41.31.361.4 (± 0.23) (1.2–1.9)2.0 (± 0.36) (1.3–3.0)1.8 (± 0.21) (1.6–2.1)
SF/AG0.721.000.970.880.86 (± 0.10) (0.72–1.00)0.90 (± 0.12) (0.7–1.2)1.04 (± 0.16) (0.84–1.22)
AG/SVL0.510.430.450.430.46 (± 0.04) (0.43–0.51)0.44 (± 0.04) (0.40–0.50)0.41 (± 0.04) (0.36–0.44)
HW/SVL0.200.200.200.180.19 (± 0.01) (0.18–0.21)0.20 (± 0.01) (0.20)0.21 (± 0.02) (0.19–0.24)
HW/HL0.700.620.590.650.66 (± 0.05) (0.59–0.73)0.72 (± 0.06) (0.6–0.8)0.71 (± 0.03) (0.68-0.75)
HD/HL0.500.490.370.290.42 (± 0.07) (0.29-0.50)0.48 (± 0.04) (0.4-0.5)0.51 (± 0.02) (0.49–0.53)
SNT/HL0.390.360.360.330.36 (± 0.02) (0.33–0.39)0.38 (± 0.03) (0.3–0.4)0.37 (± 0.01) (0.37–0.39)
ED/HL0.200.180.160.200.19 (± 0.01) (0.16–0.20)0.21 (± 0.02) (0.2–0.3)0.19 (± 0.01) (0.17–0.20)
EL/HL0.120.070.070.130.11 (± 0.03) (0.07–0.15)0.11 (± 0.02) (0.10)0.11 (± 0.01) (0.10–0.11)
EN/ED1.471.301.601.161.42 (± 0.15) (1.16–1.60)1.29 (± 0.13) (1.0–1.5)1.44 (± 0.05) (1.39–1.49)
EN/EE0.840.720.870.810.82 (± 0.05) (0.72–0.87)0.82 (± 0.06) (0.7–0.9)0.80 (± 0.20) (0.69–0.95)
4TL/SVL0.100.110.110.100.10 (± 0.01) (0.10–0.11)0.12 (± 0.01) (0.10)0.10 (± 0.01) (0.09–0.12)
4 T D P L / 4FTL0.210.230.260.200.24 (± 0.04) (0.20–0.32)0.30 (± 0.05) (0.2–0.4)0.34 (± 0.06) (0.30–0.40)
HolotypeParatypesAll examined W. korowai sp. nov. (n = 6, including inlife specimens)
AWMM LH2445AWMM LH4069AWMM LH4067AWMM LH4068
Sexfmfm
4T L A M W / 4TLAML0.370.400.370.300.40 (± 0.04) (0.30–0.40)0.40 (± 0.07) (0.3–0.5)0.40 (± 0.04) (0.3–0.4)
Meristic
MSR125120129120122.8 (± 5.4) (114–129)131.7 (± 11.62) (105–156)120.5 (± 6.54) (111–129)
SL111191010.1 (± 0.69) (9–11)12.0 (± 1.19) (10–14)10.8 (± 0.83) (10–12)
IL10111089.5 (± 0.96) (8–11)11.4 (± 1.17) (9–14)9.8 (± 0.43) (9–10)
NLS44444.0 (± 0.00) (4)4.3 (± 0.60) (4–6)4 (± 0.00) (4)
CS1110131211.3 (± 0.94) (10–13)11.8 (± 1.09) (10–14)11.5 (± 0.50) (11–12)
SMO2833292930.5 (± 2.22) (28–34)30.8 (± 3.00) (25–37)32 (± 1.87) (29–34)
INS11211.5 (± 0.50) (1–2)1.3 (± 0.73) (0–3)1.3 (± 0.43) (1–2)
LAMF41313101412.6 (± 1.36) (10–14)12.2 (± 1.23) (10–15)10.5 (± 0.50) (10–11)
LAMT41414131513.8 (± 0.69) (13–15)13.2 (± 1.30) (10–16)11 (± 1.22) (9–12)
4TDP44533.7 (± 0.75) (3–5)6.3 (± 1.05) (5–8)5.5 (± 0.50) (5–6)
CPRna4na44.0 (± 0.00) (4)4 (± 0.74) (3–6)4 (± 0.00) (4)
PORna62na8176.0 (± 10.03) (62–85)68.1 (± 19.25) (29–98)46 (± 0.00) (46)
CSP11010.7 (± 0.47) (0–1)1.0 (± 0.56) (0–3)1.0 (± 0.00) (1)
Apical scansor on pesmoderate to well developedmoderately developedmoderately developedmoderately developedmoderately to well developedweakly to well developedweakly developed
Scale rows between tail annuli666no visible annuli6.0 (± 0.00) (6)7.1 (± 0.43) (6–8)6.8 (± 0.83) (6–8)

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Notes

Published as part of Winkel, Dylan Van, Wells, Sarah J., Harker, Nicholas & Hitchmough, Rodney A., 2023, On the sand and among the crowds: a new species of Woodworthia gecko (Reptilia Diplodactylidae) from Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand, pp. 284-286 in Zootaxa 5374 (2) on page 284, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5374.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/10147319

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