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The genus    Heremites    Gray, 1845 is endemic to the Western Palearctic region, containing morphologically similar species with a not well resolved taxonomy. The genus has a broad distribution from North Africa to Central Asia, with the only known record from northeastern Afghanistan. Three species are currently recognized in the genus with one,    H.   septemtaeniatus    (Reuss, 1834), representing populations at the eastern edge of the genus range. During extensive fieldwork, we discovered    H.   septemtaeniatus    from northwestern Pakistan and provisionally suggest that this population could be morphologically defined as    H.   septemtaeniatus   transcaucasicus    (Chernov, 1926). This important contribution to the knowledge regarding the family   Scincidae   in Pakistan, however, needs further investigation using an integrative approach.

Out of the blue: The first record of the genus Heremites Gray, 1845 ( Squamata , Scincidae ) from Pakistan