Lacerta sapphirina
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40. Lacerta sapphirina SCHMIDTLER, EISELT et DAREVSKY (1994: 57)
Holotype: ZSM 170 View Materials /93, adult female, “ Provinzgrenze Van / Aðri, 30 km NW Erciþ, 2.000 m, Türkei ”.
Etymology: Named after the Latin noun “ sapphirus ”, a blue gem, referring to the characteristic blue lateral spots in this species.
Present name: Darevskia sapphirina ( Schmidtler, Eiselt et Darevsky, 1994) fide Murphy et al. (2000).
Murphy, R. W., Fu, J., Macculloch, R. D., Darevsky I. S. & Kupriyanova, L. A. (2000) A fine line between sex and unisexuality: the phylogenetic constraints of parthenogenesis in lacertid lizards. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 130, 527 - 549. https: // doi. org / 10.1006 / zjls. 1999.0241
Schmidtler, J. F., Eiselt, J. & Darevsky, I. S. (1994) Untersuchungen an Felseidechsen (Lacerta saxicola - Gruppe) in der ostlichen Turkei: 3. Zwei neue parthenogenetische Arten. Salamandra, 30 (1), 55 - 70.
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