Citation: Midtgaard, Rune. RepFocus - A Survey of the Reptiles of the World. (www.repfocus.dk).
Latest update: December 31st, 2022.
 
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Genus
Wetmorena
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Short-headed Four-toed Forest Lizards
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Kurzkopf-Vierzehen-Ringelschleichen
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Korthovedede Firtåede Ringøgler
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1927 |  |
Wetmorena Cochran (type species: Wetmorena haetiana Cochran 1927) |
Contents:
2 species, which are both endemic.
Endemism: 0%  100%
Remarks:
Previously regarded as a synonym of
Celestus
(e.g., Powell, Henderson, Adler & Dundee 1996).
Revalidated by Wiens & Slingluff (2001), supported by Schools & Hedges (2021).
Distribution:
Dominican Republic,
Haiti.
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Wetmorena agasepsoides
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Serpentine Four-toed Forest Lizard, Serpentine Four-toed Galliwasp
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Azua-Ringelschleiche
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Azua-ringøgle
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Diploglossus agasepsoides Thomas |
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Sauresia agasepsoides Strahm & Schwartz 1977 |
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Celestus agasepsoides Hedges 1996 |
Distribution:
Dominican Republic.
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Wetmorena haetiana
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Earless Four-toed Forest Lizard, Earless Galliwasp
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Taub-Ringelschleiche
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Øreløs Ringøgle
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1927 | |
Wetmorena haetiana Cochran |
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Celestus haetianus Hedges, Hass & Maxson 1992 |
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1965 | |
Wetmorena haetiana mylica Schwartz |
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Celestus haetianus mylicus Hedges, Hass & Maxson 1992 (by implication) |
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1965 | |
Wetmorena haetiana surda Schwartz |
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Celestus haetianus surdus Hedges, Hass & Maxson 1992 (by implication) |
Distribution:
Dominican Republic,
Haiti.
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