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Apterygodon
vittata Edeling, 1864b:
Apterygodon
vittata
A.
C. J. Edeling. 1864b. Ned. Tijdschr. Dierk 2: 201.
Euprepes (Tiliqua)
praeornatus W. C. H. Peters. 1871.
Monatsber. Königl. Preuss. Akad. Wissensch. Berlin 1871: 570. (type locality:
“Sarawak” [in East Malaysia; Borneo]; MSNG 27892 [syntype; fide Capocaccia,
1961].)
Lygosoma vittata
G.
A. Boulenger. 1887. Cat. Lizards British Mus. III: 252.
Lygosoma vittata
E.
Bartlett. 1895. J. Str. Br. Royal Asiatic Soc. (28): 95.
Lygosoma vittata
N.
De Rooij. 1915. Reptiles Indo-Australian Arch. 1: 205.
Apterygodon
vittata
K.
R. G. Welch, P. S. Cooke & A. S. Wright. 1990. Lizards Orient: 62.
Apterygodon
vittata
F.
L. Tan. 1993. Checklist Lizards Borneo: 1.
Apterygodon
vittata
U.
Manthey & W. Grossmann. 1997. Amphibien & Reptilien Südostasiens: 257.
Type
locality: Type not traced, from “Bandjermasin” (= Banjarmasin, 03° 25’S;
114° 30’E, Kalimantan, Indonesia; Borneo).
Distribution:
Endemic to Borneo (Manthey and Grossmann, 1997: 258).
Localities
in Borneo: SARAWAK: Kuching, First Division (Das, unpubl., 1998; Brown, 1902; De
Rooij, 1915: 205; Smith, 1925b); Mount Matang (De Rooij, 1915: 205, based on
BMNH 72.2.19.21), Rejang River (De Rooij, 1915: 205); Rambungan (CAS-SU
7596-97); Kota Samarahan (Das, unpubl.); Santubong (Denzer, 1996; Das, unpubl.,
Manthey and Grossmann, 1997: 257); Bako National Park (Das, unpubl., 1999);
Baram River (Boettger, 1901; De Rooij, 1915: 205); Tubau Camp, Fourth Division (AMNH 111900-02; KU 155801-03; MVZ 111841-43); Mount Dulit
(BMNH 1933.6.20.20);
Base Camp, Gunung Mulu National Park (BMNH 1979.914); BRUNEI: Jalan Manggis Dua,
Bandar Seri Begawan (UBD 553), Gadong (UBD 679); Batu Apoi (Das, 1995); Tasek
Merembun (Das, unpubl., 1993); Kampung Dato Gandi (BM 94/57); Kampung Keriam, 3
km E Tutong (BM 92/259); Wasai-Mentiri, (BM 92/241); Bukit Sulang, Lamunin (BMNH
1980.1457); SABAH: Danum Valley Field Centre (Tan, 1993: 1, based on FMNH);
Sepilok Forest Reserve (Hikida and Ota, 1987); Sandakan Bay (Lidth de Jeude,
1893; De Rooij, 1915: 205); Sandakan (Tan, 1993: 1, based on FMNH; also BMNH
95.9.11.15); Kiau, Mount Kinabalu (Malkmus, 1987); Kadamaian River, Kinabalu
National Park (Malkmus, 1987); Poring (Manthey and Denzer, 1982a); Kota Kinabalu
and Menggatal (Tan, 1993: 1, based on USNM 130265); Kabili River (CAS-SU 7612);
Taman Pulau Tiga (SP 06169 and 06582); Tawau Hills Park (SP 06503); KALIMANTAN:
Buntok on the Barito River (De Rooij, 1915: 205, based on BMNH 1010.1.12.6);
Sintang (Lidth de Jeude, 1905); unlocated: Long Mujan (BMNH 1974.3840). In
addition, “Sarawak” (BMNH 93.3.6.41; 95.2.28.11-12; CAS 54696-97; Brown,
1902) and “Borneo” (BMNH 64.9.2.50).
Derivation:
Latin for banded or striped, in allusion to the dark dorsal stripes.
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