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Takydromus
sexlineatus
Daudin, 1802:
Takydromus sexlineatus
F.-M. Daudin. 1802. Hist. nat. Rept. 3:
256; Pl. XXXIX.
Tachydromus ocellatus
F.-É. Guerin-Meneville. “1829-1844” 1829. Icon. Règne Animal Atlas: Pl. 5.
(type locality: “Indes orientales”; MNHN 455 [299], suspected to be a
syntype by Brygoo, 1988.)
Tachydromus sexlineatus J.
E. Gray. 1845. Cat. Lizards British Mus.: 52.
Tachydromus sexlineatus G.
A. Boulenger. 1887. Cat. Lizards British Mus. III: 4.
Tachydromus sexlineatus E.
Bartlett. 1895. J. Str. Br. Royal Asiatic Soc. (28): 86.
Takydromus sexlineatus T.
Barbour. 1912. Mem. Mus. Comp. Zool. 44(1): 89.
Tachydromus sexlineatus N.
De Rooij. 1915. Reptiles Indo-Australian Arch. 1: 154.
Takydromus sexlineatus sexlineatus K.
R. G. Welch, P. S. Cooke & A. S. Wright. 1990. Lizards Orient: 119.
Takydromus sexlineatus U.
Manthey & W. Grossmann. 1997. Amphibien & Reptilien Südostasiens: 249.
Type
locality: MNHN 2668 (2286) (syntype) and MNHN 263 (205) (syntype), type locality
unknown, according to Daudin (1802); restricted by Smith (1943) to "Indes
orientales" (= the East Indies). Guibé (1954: 68) lists MNHN 2668 as a
holotype.
Distribution:
Eastern India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, southern and eastern China, Borneo,
Sumatra and Java (Manthey and Grossmann, 1997: 250).
Localities
in Borneo: SARAWAK: Matang (De Rooij, 1915: 155; Smith, 1925b, based on BMNH
72.2.19.2-3); Kuching (De Rooij, 1915: 155; Brown, 1902, based on ANSP 26367-69;
UMMZ 78756; ZRC 2.1491); Baram River (ZRC 2.1492); Kota Samarahan (Das,
unpubl.); KALIMANTAN: Sintang, Sebruang Valley (Mocquard, 1892); Pontianak,
Banjarmasin (De Rooij, 1915: 155); Mount Kenepai (Lidth de Jeude, 1905);
Singkawang (Bleeker, 1859c). Also, “Borneo” (BMNH V.17.e; V.16.f-g; ANSP
26370-72, cited by Brown, 1902).
Derivation:
Latin for six-lined.
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