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HoMOPHOLis wAHLBEEGi (Smith) ; B.M. Cat., I., 191. 
Gaberones (B. Perfect). 
Pachydactylus bibroni (Smith) ; B.M. Cat., I., 201. 
Eldorado (O. A. Kidwell) ; Francistown (C. Butler, H. McLelland) ; 
Kyky, Lower Molopo (L. W) ; Upington (Miss Lennox) ; Taungs 
(P. Court) ; Kimberley (T. Lee, A. and E. Maltman, J. H. Power) ; 
Eooidam, Kimb. (G. Gain) ; Fort Richmond, Herbert (W. H. Wayland). 
Some of the Gordonia specimens have stellately keeled dorsal tubercles, 
agreeing with Werner's variety stellatm, but the variety is not likely to 
have a geographical significance. 
Though not generally a domestic lizard, this species was sometimes 
taken in native huts in Gordonia. It is common on the kopjes near 
Kimberley. 
Pachydactylus capensis (Smith) ; B.M. Cat., I., 202. 
Mafeking (A. H. Walhs) ; Kraai Pan (S. D. Smith); Taungs (P. 
Court) ; Kuruman (C. E. Wimble) ; Kyky (L. W.) ; Kimberley (F. Diebel, 
N. Neville, C. Orton, J. H. Power) ; Karreeboom, Kimb. (Mrs. Mclntyre) ; 
Kalk Bay (J. H. Power). 
The scaling of the dorsal surfaces varies widely in immature examples, 
so that we are not satisfied that P. affinis Boul. is really distinct from 
P. capensis. 
Another form has been recently described by Dr. E. Sternfeld from 
Bethany, O.F.S , and from Griqualand West under the name of P. 
leopardimcs Stern., but that is almost certainly merely a juvenile P. capensis 
(see Mitt. d. Zool. Mus. Berlin, v., 3, 418). 
The eggs of this gecko are found under stones usually glued 
together in pairs, their longer axes often at right angles to each other. 
The egg measures 11 X 8 mm. 
Pachydactylus rugosus Smith ; B.M. Cat., I., 204. 
Kyky (L. W.). 
Pachydactylus maeiquensis Smith ; B.M. Cat., I., 207. 
Kimberley (J. H. Power) ; Alexandersfontein, Kimb. (J. C. Moran). 
Family AGAMID^. 
Agama hispida (Linn.); B.M. Cat., I., 349. 
Somerset Strand (J. H. Power). 
