Darevskia raddei – Bibliografie https://www.lacerta.de/AS/Bibliografie.php?Genus=33&Species=134&Taxon=1
It is widely distributed in the mountains of Lesser Caucasus, in the most part of
It is widely distributed in the mountains of Lesser Caucasus, in the most part of
By contrast, only 3% of all specimens were spotted at natural rocky slopes.
In addition to the topographical diversity of the Cape Fold Mountains, the coastal
parthenogenetic D. dahli and the sexually reproducing D. portschinskii, coexist in a rocky
1992) – An account on the herpetological observations in Macedonia, the Pindos Mountains
records, and also the greater habitat and topographical diversity associated with the rocky