A recent phylogenetic study identified the population of Eublepharis Gray, 1827, from Rajasthan (India) as a distinct taxon from E. macularius (Blyth, 1854).A taxonomic reassessment of the population based on literature, existing museum material, and molecular data allowed me to assign the name E. madarensis (Sharma, 1980) to this population.A redescription and rediagnosis of the species are presented based on museum material and images of uncollected individuals.A discussion on the assignment of the nomen 'madarensis' is presented.The species appears to be distributed along the Aravalli hills, and most records of the species lie outside of protected areas.
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