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Wang, Kai ; Ci, Ping ; Jiang, Ke ; Weng, Shiyang ; Siler, Cameron D. ; Che, Jing ( , Check List)Despite its recognition since the early 1900s, the agamid lizard Pseudocalotes austeniana remains known based on 3 vouchered specimens only from the East Himalaya, and little is known about its general biology. During herpetological surveys of Tibet, China, we collected 3 specimens of P. austeniana from Medog County, southeastern Tibet, including the first juvenile specimen ever vouchered. We provide a detailed description based on new material of this enigmatic species, report on a range extension of 400 km northeastward from its type locality, its ontogenetic shift, and clutch size.more » « less
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Wang, Kai ; Che, Jing ; Lin, Simin ; Deepak, V ; Aniruddha, Datta-Roy ; Jiang, Ke ; Jin, Jieqiong ; Chen, Hongman ; Siler, Cameron D ( , Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society)