Ophisops elbaensis – Bibliografie https://www.lacerta.de/AS/Bibliografie.php?Genus=47&Species=219&Taxon=1
Main conclusions: The mountains of Arabia support rich and unique squamate communities
Main conclusions: The mountains of Arabia support rich and unique squamate communities
Acanthodactylus constitutes the most species-rich genus in the family Lacertidae,
The collections are especially rich in African lacertid types and in historically
special area that, due to its particular geographical and climatic conditions has a rich
× Although the insular distribution of the rich herpetofauna of Greece has
The collections are especially rich in African lacertid types and in historically
× Turkey is biogeographically diverse and consequently has a rich herpetofauna
special area that, due to its particular geographical and climatic conditions has a rich
× Turkey is biogeographically diverse and consequently has a rich herpetofauna
The collections are especially rich in African lacertid types and in historically