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Jahrgang 35, Heft 1, Juni 2024in stock - order now

BÖHME, W. Der taxonomische Wirrwarr um den südwestafrikanischen Wüstenrenner Pedioplanis undata A. SMITH, 1838 - eine nachträgliche Dokumentation Seite: 2-7.

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Two decades ago, a decision of the International Commission of Zoological Nomenclature was made to set aside the types of the southwest African sand lizard Pedioplanis undata (A. Smith, 1838) and to designate a neotype to maintain nomenclatural stability. Both the application and the subsequent decision were published in a short way in the Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature without any pictorial documentation. To rectify this omission, and to make the decision of that time comprehensible, the relevant figures of the specimens involved are presented here.
LANTERMANN, W. Mauereidechsen (Podarcis muralis) in Gabionen Seite: 8-11.

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Common wall lizards (Podarcis muralis) have been found in several gabion structures on a former railway line between Oberhausen and Duisburg. The “populations” comprise only a few animals in each case, but reproduction was also detected at one site. In our empty landscapes, gabions now provide substitute habitats for lizards in many places – in place of former dry stone walls.
BÖRNER, A.-R. Grünrückige Mauereidechsen in Rheinland-Pfalz, Addendum Seite: 12-14.

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Comments on the possible causes of observed green backs in wall lizards in Rhineland-Palatinate.
ZAUNER, J. Eidechsenbeobachtungen auf der Peloponnes (Griechenland) Seite: 15-28.

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Observations of lacertids and their habitats from two trips in 2006 and 2023 in the west and south of the Peloponnese peninsula are summarized. Greek Algyroides Algyroides moreoticus Bibron & Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1833, Greek Rock Lizard Hellenolacerta graeca (Bedriaga, 1886), Balkan Green Lizard Lacerta trilineata trilineata Bedriaga, 1886, Ionic Wall Lizard Podarcis ionicus (Lehrs, 1902) and Peloponnese Wall Lizard Podarcis peloponnesiacus (Bibron & Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1833) were found at various locations. In some cases, four of the mentioned species were found at one location at the same time.

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• KRONIGER, M. Fund einer Mauereidechse (Podarcis muralis) im nordöstlichen Nordrhein-Westfalen Seite: 29-30.

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The finding of a wall lizard (Podarcis muralis) far north of its natural distribution is described.
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CLAUDIA und ANDREAS SCHÄBERLE (2023) Schee ond doch id do - Reptilien der Kanaren Band 1. - Verlag, Werbeagentur und Webdesign GbR, Simmersfeld, 274 S., ISBN 978-3-9825942-1-7; 49,95 €. Seite: 31.

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Jahrgang 35, Heft 2, September 2024in stock - order now

KÜHNEL, K.-D. & G. SOUS Fangzäune, Bretter oder Handfänge – Was ist erfolgreich beim Echsenfang? Ein Fallbeispiel aus Brandenburg Seite: 33-42.

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During a resettlement of reptiles from a planned construction area in the Brandenburg municipality of Velten, the effectiveness of drift fences was compared with bucket traps, wooden sheets and catching by hand for the capture of sand lizards, common lizards and slow worms. Of the two lacertid species, over 90% of the individuals were caught in the trapping fences, whereas more than 43,5% of the slow worms were found under wooden boards and 56,6% in trapping fences. In addition to the results on the efficiency of the catching methods, data on the phenology and annual activity of the three species are presented.
BECKER, S. Bau eines Freilandterrariums für Perleidechsen Seite: 43-51.

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I am passionate on keeping and breeding Ocellated Lizards for many years. Here, I report on the construction of an outdoor terrarium and my first experiences of keeping lizards outdoors!
SPANOGHE, B. Borkengeschwüre und Hautgeschwülste bei Eidechsen – Aufruf zur Mitwirkung Seite: 52-53.

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The article informs about the occurrence of bark ulcers / skin tumours in lacertids, which are fatal for the affected animals during the course of the disease. Against this background, the author calls for information or photos of affected animals. The aim is to analyze the disease in detail on a broader information basis and ideally a therapy can be developed.
BISCHOFF, W. Ein “fast vergessenes“ Synonym von Nucras boulengeri NEUMANN, 1900 Seite: 54-56.

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Brief presentation and classification of the long overlooked Nucras ukerewensis Bolkay, 1909 from northern Tanzania.
ZAUNER, J. Die Nachzuchtstatistik 2023 der DGHT-AG Lacertiden Seite: 57-59.

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