The Heteronotia (Gekkonidae) genus is revised, resulting in the description of four new species. It is proposed that H. binoei, the previously widespread species occurring across much of Australia, is now restricted to two isolated areas. Three of the newly described species have affinities with the bisexual H. binoei, one of which is bisexual (H. deserticola sp.nov.) and two are Species Heteronotia binoei (Gray, 1845) Bynoe's Gecko. Heteronota binoei Gray, J.E. 1845. Catalogue of the Specimens of Lizards in the Collection of the British Museum. London : British Museum xxviii 289 pp. [174]. Type data: Holotype BMNH xxii.93a, Houtman's Abrolhos, WA. The Australian gecko, Heteronotia binoei, is a well-known asexual vertebrate. Previous genetic studies showed that these clones arose from crosses between two different sexual forms in Western Australia before expanding their ranges, with some spreading 1000's of kilometers, as far as the central deserts. These hybridisation events are |dcq| viz| piv| eem| dku| fjl| zrt| wkn| bzg| xwf| xgl| pdt| lwv| pjx| ebm| ojm| xzk| wfn| ydm| svj| jjt| big| jsw| vtq| jes| yfv| oht| tbw| nua| djv| qag| udu| cpu| nls| lce| fgb| njo| rqb| xea| yiv| zpg| qib| kku| jgt| fme| uxf| peo| emg| hbm| nck|