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Using an integrative taxonomic approach including genetic and morphological data, we formally describe a new microendemic gecko species belonging to the    Paroedura   bastardi    clade, previously referred to as    P.   bastardi    D. We name this taxon currently known from Anja Reserve and Tsaranoro Valley Forest (south-central Madagascar), as    P.   manongavato    sp. nov.  The new species differs from other species of the    P.   bastardi    clade by ≥ 12.4% uncorrected  p -distance at the mitochondrial  16S  rRNA gene and it forms a monophyletic group in the  COI  mtDNA phylogenetic tree. It lacks haplotype sharing at the nuclear KIAA1239 and  CMOS  genes with the other species of the same complex, including the syntopic    P.   rennerae   . Given its limited extent of occurrence and high levels of habitat fragmentation linked to forest clearances and fires, we propose the IUCN Red List Category of Critically Endangered, based on the B1ab(iii) criterion. The conservation value of Anja Reserve and Tsaranoro Valley Forest is remarkable. Preserving the remaining deciduous forest habitat is of paramount importance to protect these narrow-range reptile species.

﻿Another step through the crux: a new microendemic rock-dwelling Paroedura ( Squamata , Gekkonidae ) from south-central Madagascar

Another step through the crux: a new microendemic rock-dwelling Paroedura ( Squamata , Gekkonidae ) from south-central Madagascar