taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
0987463F2E2D509F88594C782A30D269.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102271	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure5	Figure 5. Holotype of Cyrtodactylus barailensis sp. nov. (WII-ADR 971). A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of left manus, and H left pes. I C. barailensis sp. nov. in life. Scale bar: 10 mm.	Figure 5. Holotype of Cyrtodactylus barailensis sp. nov. (WII-ADR 971). A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of left manus, and H left pes. I C. barailensis sp. nov. in life. Scale bar: 10 mm.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
0987463F2E2D509F88594C782A30D269.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
507D9749BFBD54018DADAD5538DE287C.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102276	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure10	Figure 10. Cyrtodactylus cayuensis from India showing the variation in dorsal marking pattern. A WII-ADR 1219 (Balek), B WII-ADR 1681 (Ezengo), C WII-ADR 1199 (Jengging), D WII-ADR 1218 (Balek), E WII-ADR 454 (Jengging), F WII-ADR 1213 (Ramsing), G WII-ADR 698 (Potin), H WII-ADR 3017 (Glaw lake), I precloacal pores in WII-ADR 698, and J precloacal pores in WII-ADR 478. Scale bar: 10 mm. I, J not to scale.	Figure 10. Cyrtodactylus cayuensis from India showing the variation in dorsal marking pattern. A WII-ADR 1219 (Balek), B WII-ADR 1681 (Ezengo), C WII-ADR 1199 (Jengging), D WII-ADR 1218 (Balek), E WII-ADR 454 (Jengging), F WII-ADR 1213 (Ramsing), G WII-ADR 698 (Potin), H WII-ADR 3017 (Glaw lake), I precloacal pores in WII-ADR 698, and J precloacal pores in WII-ADR 478. Scale bar: 10 mm. I, J not to scale.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
507D9749BFBD54018DADAD5538DE287C.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
CAD2A307ECEF5751BF30BB86E58CF3CE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102270	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure4	Figure 4. Cyrtodactylus kiphire sp. nov. A – E holotype (WII-ADR 964), A dorsal view, B ventral view, C dorsal view of head, D ventral view of head, E lateral view of head; F, G dorsal and ventral view of paratype (WII-ADR 963); I ventral view of right manus and J right pes (WII-ADR 964); K holotype in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. J not to scale.	Figure 4. Cyrtodactylus kiphire sp. nov. A – E holotype (WII-ADR 964), A dorsal view, B ventral view, C dorsal view of head, D ventral view of head, E lateral view of head; F, G dorsal and ventral view of paratype (WII-ADR 963); I ventral view of right manus and J right pes (WII-ADR 964); K holotype in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. J not to scale.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
CAD2A307ECEF5751BF30BB86E58CF3CE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
739EA53FD4D75FBFB2DB62ECAC41A8D3.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102272	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure6	Figure 6. Holotype (WII-ADR 1596) of Cyrtodactylus manipurensis sp. nov. in preserved condition. A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C ventral, D dorsal, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal enlarged tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of right manus and H of right pes. Scale bar: 10 mm.	Figure 6. Holotype (WII-ADR 1596) of Cyrtodactylus manipurensis sp. nov. in preserved condition. A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C ventral, D dorsal, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal enlarged tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of right manus and H of right pes. Scale bar: 10 mm.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
739EA53FD4D75FBFB2DB62ECAC41A8D3.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
6B05318011F35D7C95E621A314732FC0.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102274	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure8	Figure 8. Cyrtodactylus namdaphaensis sp. nov. A – G holotype (WII-ADR 1416), A dorsal, and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F ventral view of left manus and G left pes; H precloacal pores of paratype WII-ADR 1417; I paratype WII-ADR 1417, and J paratype WII-ADR 1415 in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. I, J not to scale.	Figure 8. Cyrtodactylus namdaphaensis sp. nov. A – G holotype (WII-ADR 1416), A dorsal, and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F ventral view of left manus and G left pes; H precloacal pores of paratype WII-ADR 1417; I paratype WII-ADR 1417, and J paratype WII-ADR 1415 in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. I, J not to scale.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
6B05318011F35D7C95E621A314732FC0.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
0F6F61B9C7765FC09DEBF74295D25A34.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102273	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure7	Figure 7. Cyrtodactylus ngengpuiensis sp. nov. A – J holotype (ADR-WII 1057), A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of right manus, and H right pes, I precloacofemoral pores; J holotype (ADR-WII 1057), and K paratype (WII-ADR 991) in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. J, K not to scale.	Figure 7. Cyrtodactylus ngengpuiensis sp. nov. A – J holotype (ADR-WII 1057), A dorsal and B ventral view of the whole body; C dorsal, D ventral, and E lateral view of head; F dorsal tubercles on trunk; G ventral view of right manus, and H right pes, I precloacofemoral pores; J holotype (ADR-WII 1057), and K paratype (WII-ADR 991) in life. Scale bar: 10 mm. J, K not to scale.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
0F6F61B9C7765FC09DEBF74295D25A34.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
CB20AD95DD3E53A58D7FC3B88F1BCC17.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102275	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure9	Figure 9. Cyrtodactylus siangensis sp. nov. A, B, E – I holotype (WII-ADR 1177), A dorsal, and B ventral view of whole body; C paratype (WII-ADR 1582); D paratype (WII-ADR 1581); E dorsal, F ventral, and G lateral view of the head (WII-ADR 1177); H ventral view of left manus, and I left pes (WII-ADR 1177); J an uncollected male in natural habitat from Jorsing, East Siang, Arunachal Pradesh. Scale bar: 10 mm. J not to scale.	Figure 9. Cyrtodactylus siangensis sp. nov. A, B, E – I holotype (WII-ADR 1177), A dorsal, and B ventral view of whole body; C paratype (WII-ADR 1582); D paratype (WII-ADR 1581); E dorsal, F ventral, and G lateral view of the head (WII-ADR 1177); H ventral view of left manus, and I left pes (WII-ADR 1177); J an uncollected male in natural habitat from Jorsing, East Siang, Arunachal Pradesh. Scale bar: 10 mm. J not to scale.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
CB20AD95DD3E53A58D7FC3B88F1BCC17.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102269	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure3	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	Figure 3. Map showing geographic distribution of the clades within the khasiensis group. A type localities of the members of the four clades in the Indo-Burma region: 1 Cyrtodactylus septentrionalis, 2 C. guwahatiensis, 3 C. urbanus, 4 C. kazirangaensis, 5 C. siangensis sp. nov., 6 C. cayuensis, 7 C. namdaphaensis sp. nov., 8 C. bapme, 9 C. karsticola, 10 C. agarwali, 11 C. exercitus, 12 C. jaintiaensis, 13 C. khasiensis, 14 C. barailensis sp. nov., 15 C. nagalandensis, 16 C. kiphire sp. nov., 17 C. namtiram, 18 C. vairengtensis, 19 C. manipurensis sp. nov., 20 C. mombergi, 21 C. dianxiensis, 22 C. tripuraensis, 23 C. montanus, 24 C. aaronbaueri, 25 C. bengkhuaiai, 26 C. ngopensis, 27 C. lungleiensis, 28 C. ngengpuiensis sp. nov., 29 C. siahaensis, 30 C. gansi, 31 C. myaleiktaung, 32 C. brevidactylus, 33 C. aunglini, 34 C. chrysopylos, 35 C. ayeyarwadyensis; B cayuensis clade, green star (type locality of C. siangensis sp. nov.), pink star (type locality of C. cayuensis), pink triangle (C. “ arunachalensis ”), pink circle (C. cayuensis recorded in this study) (numbers correspond to the locality given in Table 1).	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
CB20AD95DD3E53A58D7FC3B88F1BCC17.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1102268	https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.74.e124752.figure2	Figure 2. ML phylogeny showing the relationship of the khasiensis group. New species described here are marked in blue, other samples generated in this study are in bold. Values in the node represent PP and UFB on the left and right side, respectively. See Fig. S 1 for a full tree with outgroups.	Figure 2. ML phylogeny showing the relationship of the khasiensis group. New species described here are marked in blue, other samples generated in this study are in bold. Values in the node represent PP and UFB on the left and right side, respectively. See Fig. S 1 for a full tree with outgroups.	2024-07-29	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit		Zenodo	biologists	Boruah, Bitupan;Narayanan, Surya;Aravind, Neelavar Ananthram;Lalronunga, Samuel;Deepak, V.;Das, Abhijit			
