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A recent molecular phylogenetic study of the genus    Eublepharis    Gray, 1827 revealed the presence of a genetically divergent lineage sister to    Eublepharis   hardwickii    Gray, 1827. We re-assessed the taxonomy of    Eublepharis   hardwickii    based on museum material in light of the molecular phylogenetic study and the results support the recognization of two species distributed on either sides of the Brahmani River. A redescription of    E.   hardwickii    is presented based on the holotype and additional museum material along-with the description of a new species,    Eublepharis   pictus    sp. nov.  from Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. The presence of yet another distinct lineage in such close geographical proximity in the northern Eastern Ghats highlights the significance of these relic forests and advocates the need for conservation prioritization.

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﻿Description of a new species of leopard geckos,    Eublepharis    Gray, 1827 from Eastern Ghats, India with notes on    Eublepharis   hardwickii    Gray, 1827

﻿Description of a new species of leopard geckos, Eublepharis Gray, 1827 from Eastern Ghats, India with notes on Eublepharis hardwickii Gray, 1827

Description of a new species of leopard geckos, Eublepharis Gray, 1827 from Eastern Ghats, India with notes on Eublepharis hardwickii Gray, 1827