Ctenophorus vadnappa (Houston, 1974)

McLean, Claire A., Moussalli, Adnan, Sass, Steve & Stuart-Fox, Devi, 2013, Taxonomic Assessment of the Ctenophorus decresii Complex (Reptilia: Agamidae) Reveals a New Species of Dragon Lizard from Western New South Wales, Records of the Australian Museum 65 (3), pp. 51-63 : 61-63

Ctenophorus vadnappa

SAM R 51778, 10.4 km SW Yudnamutana Bore (30°13'20"S 139°11'31"E) ; SAM R 51805, 9 km SSE Mudlapena Springs (30°41'23"S 138°48'57"E) ; SAM R 51870, 2.9 km WNW Mount Fitton (29°58'37"S 139°33'57"E) ; SAM R 51905, 1.8 km NNW Nudlamutana Well (30°21'44"S 139°20'47"E) ; SAM R 51910, 3.2 km SW Stubb’s Waterhole (30°19'37"S 139°22'41"E) ; SAM R 51916, 0.5 km NW Nudlamutana Well (30°22'27"S 139°21'02"E) ; SAM R 51970, 7.2 km SW Four Corners Bore (29°54'44"S 138°50'38"E) ; SAM R 52000, 4.2 km NNE Warden Hill (30°24'20"S 139°13'42"E) ; SAM R 52021, 3.8 km S Warden Hill (30°28'35"S 139°12'59"E) ; SAM R 52164 location data unknown ; SAM R 52213, 0.4 km W Horn Camp Ruin, Alpana Station (31°06'44"S 138°36'56"E) ; SAM R 52321, 7.6 km ESE Molkegna Bore (30°58'31"S 138°50'05"E) ; SAM R 64523, 6.7 km NNE Nantawarrina Homestead (30°49'14"S 138°58'30"E) ; SAM R 65424, 13 km WSW Wertaloona Homestead (30°41'08"S 139°13'01"E) ; SAM R 64632, 5.6 km NNW the John Crossing (30°39'14"S 139°06'47"E) ; N = 15.

Appendix 2. Comparison of morphological characters, and univariate results for discriminant function analyses based on 24 and 23 variables for males and females respectively. Data are mean ± standard deviation, with the range of measures indicated in parentheses.All morphometric measures are in mm and sample sizes are listed in the column headings. ANOVA results are presented in the statistics column. Statistically significant values after false discovery rate correction are in bold, *P <0.05, **P <0.01, ***P <0.001.

Appendix 3. Pearson correlation coefficients between male morphological characters.