Table 2 in Four new species of Stenocercus Dumeril & Bibron, 1837 (Squamata, Iguania) from the Department of Amazonas in northeastern Peru

Table 2. Variation in scutellation and sexual dimorphism in snout-vent length (mm) of Stenocercus flagracanthus sp. nov., and the similar species S. crassicaudatus and S. torquatus. Range followed by mean ± standard deviation is given for quantitative characters if applicable. Scale counts and measurements of S. crassicaudatus and S. torquatus were taken from Torres-Carvajal (2007a).
S. flagracanthusS. crassicaudatusS. torquatusCharactern = 8n = 31n = 46Scales around midbody96-10497-121102-13799.63 ± 2.88108.87 ± 5.99116.96 ± 8.21Vertebrals83-9783-9783-11589.38 ± 5.2189.80 ± 3.7498.86 ± 7.94Paravertebrals95-111107-166103-151100.13 ± 5.41126.67 ± 12.21124.05 ± 12.17Gulars55-6244-5547-6757.50 ± 2.2049.57 ± 2.7354.09 ± 4.58Supraoculars4-66-86-8567Internasals4-64-74-6564Subdigitals Finger IV26-2923-3222-2927.38 ± 1.1928.53 ± 1.8025.76 ± 1.49Subdigitals Toe IV30-3326-3826-3231.28 ± 1.0633.00 ± 2.8628.96 ± 1.55Tail length/total length0.51-0.54 (n = 7)0.57-0.620.47-0.540.52 ± 0.010.59 ± 0.010.51 ± 0.02Maximun SVL males779584Maximun SVL females688574