[Debbie]

Stunning animal and pictures Yuri!

[Graham_s]

Originally Posted by jadrig

are there any other characteristics besides tail size/locale that determine speciation?

Pattern (to some extent), SVL and TL, throat colour, ridge in scalation over the top of the head, and a few others that I can't rememeber off the top of my head.

[uroplatus99]

Luis has something on his site, but its writen about the U. sp. nov. aff. ebenanui but does talk about differences.

Uroplatus sp. nov. aff. ebenaui

I am only assuming that the U. ebenaui in his article here is the same as the U. aff. ebenaui... Still not to sure on the ebenaui group in general. So please correct me if I am wrong

[NigelMoses]

Originally Posted by uroplatus99

Luis has something on his site, but its writen about the U. sp. nov. aff. ebenanui but does talk about differences.

Uroplatus sp. nov. aff. ebenaui

I am only assuming that the U. ebenaui in his article here is the same as the U. aff. ebenaui... Still not to sure on the ebenaui group in general. So please correct me if I am wrong

U. ebenaui is much smaller than what Europeans call aff. ebenaui. They are two completely separate animals. U. ebenaui also has a tail that much resembles the sp. nov. aff. unlike the aff. ebenaui.

[uroplatus99]

Originally Posted by NigelMoses

U. ebenaui is much smaller than what Europeans call aff. ebenaui. They are two completely separate animals. U. ebenaui also has a tail that much resembles the sp. nov. aff. unlike the aff. ebenaui.

Ok gotcha. Thanks!

[sikorae]

OMG Yuri that is a stunning animal, absolutely beautiful.I don't this I have ever seen one with so much patterning

[Hannibal]

Originally Posted by Suspensefulsteve

Now that's a truly amazing specimen.

I totally agree!

Edit-just showed photos to my husband, they have been added to our want list