Takydromus tachydromoides (SCHLEGEL, 1838)

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Japan / Hauptinseln Hokkaido, Honschu, Schikoku, Kiuschu sowie den Oki-Inseln, Yaku, Sado, Tsushima (?) und Nakanoshima/Tokara Gruppe. Wahrscheinlich eingeschleppt nach Tajon, Südkorea (Typ Lokalität von Takydromus tachydromoides oldi).

Art:
Takydromus tachydromoides (SCHLEGEL, 1838)
Synonyme:
Lacerta tachydromoides SCHLEGEL, 1838
Tachydromus japonicus DUMÉRIL & BIBRON, 1839
Tachydromus sexlineatus HALLOWELL, 1860
Tachydromus holsti BOULENGER, 1894
Takydromus tachydromoides STEJNEGER, 1907
Takydromus tachydromoides oldi WALLEY 1958
Trivialnamen:
Japanese Long-tailed Grass Lizard (Englisch)
Japanischer Schnellläufer (German)
Typen:
Syntypes: MNHN-RA 2664, MNHN-RA 1994.1874 (ehemals MNHN-RA 2664A); ZMB 1046
Holotype: USNM 129818 (oldi
Terra Typica:
Nagasaki, Japan.

Taxonomische Hinweise:
Die ssp. oldi WALLEY 1958 wird von ARNOLD (1997) nicht anerkannt und die Herkunft des Typusexemplares angezweifelt.

Relevante taxonomische Literatur:
Schlegel, H. (1838) - Lézard tachydromoïde. Lacerta tachydromides. - In: Fauna Japonica auctore Ph. Fr. de Siebold. vol. 3. Reptilia elaborantibus C.J. Temminck et H. Schlegel. Lugduni Batavorum 1838: 101-102. Pl. 1 Fig. 5-7.
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Arnold, E.N. (1997) - Interrelationships and evolution of the east Asian grass lizards, Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae). - Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 119 (2): 267-296.
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The east Asian lacertid lizard genus, Takydromus, is well-defined but its relationships to other primitive Palaearctic lacertids are still uncertain and, although it has similarities to the lower Miocene Miolacerta. Takydromus does not appear to be identical with this. The 16 or 17 recognizable species are reviewed and a key provided for their identification; the remaining area of uncertainty about species boundaries is the Takydromus sexlineatus group in Assam. A phylogeny for Takydromus is estimated using a data set of 35 morphological characters drawn from external features, skeleton and soft-parts. There are two main constituent clades which may be informally recognized as Takydromus s.s. and Platyplacopus. Platyplacopus is subtropical and perhaps relict, whereas Takydromus ranges from temperature to tropical areas. The two clades have different ranges of eggs per clutch. In both of them, elongate forms that climb-extensively in flimsy vegetation have evolved and have independently acquired similar features that confer performance advantages in this situation. Interestingly, the order of assembly of these features is markedly different.

Japan, Südkorea

Takydromus tachydromoides: 99 Referenzen

Japan / Insel Hegura “Wild” Bilder (1)
Japan / Insel Hokkaido “Wild” Bilder (3)
Japan / Insel Honshu “Wild” Bilder (13)
Japan / Insel Kōzu “Wild” Bilder (2)
Japan / Insel Tanega “Wild” Bilder (1)
Japan / Insel Yaku “Wild” Bilder (1)
Japan / Isel Kyushu “Wild” Bilder (2)

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Art:
	Takydromus tachydromoides (SCHLEGEL, 1838)
Synonyme:
	Lacerta tachydromoides SCHLEGEL, 1838 Tachydromus japonicus DUMÉRIL & BIBRON, 1839 Tachydromus sexlineatus HALLOWELL, 1860 Tachydromus holsti BOULENGER, 1894 Takydromus tachydromoides STEJNEGER, 1907 Takydromus tachydromoides oldi WALLEY 1958
Trivialnamen:
	Japanese Long-tailed Grass Lizard (Englisch) Japanischer Schnellläufer (German)
Typen:
	Syntypes: MNHN-RA 2664, MNHN-RA 1994.1874 (ehemals MNHN-RA 2664A); ZMB 1046 Holotype: USNM 129818 (oldi
Terra Typica:
	Nagasaki, Japan.
Taxonomische Hinweise:
	Die ssp. oldi WALLEY 1958 wird von ARNOLD (1997) nicht anerkannt und die Herkunft des Typusexemplares angezweifelt.
Relevante taxonomische Literatur:
Schlegel, H. (1838) - Lézard tachydromoïde. Lacerta tachydromides. - In: Fauna Japonica auctore Ph. Fr. de Siebold. vol. 3. Reptilia elaborantibus C.J. Temminck et H. Schlegel. Lugduni Batavorum 1838: 101-102. Pl. 1 Fig. 5-7. × Arnold, E.N. (1997) - Interrelationships and evolution of the east Asian grass lizards, Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae). - Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 119 (2): 267-296. × The east Asian lacertid lizard genus, Takydromus, is well-defined but its relationships to other primitive Palaearctic lacertids are still uncertain and, although it has similarities to the lower Miocene Miolacerta. Takydromus does not appear to be identical with this. The 16 or 17 recognizable species are reviewed and a key provided for their identification; the remaining area of uncertainty about species boundaries is the Takydromus sexlineatus group in Assam. A phylogeny for Takydromus is estimated using a data set of 35 morphological characters drawn from external features, skeleton and soft-parts. There are two main constituent clades which may be informally recognized as Takydromus s.s. and Platyplacopus. Platyplacopus is subtropical and perhaps relict, whereas Takydromus ranges from temperature to tropical areas. The two clades have different ranges of eggs per clutch. In both of them, elongate forms that climb-extensively in flimsy vegetation have evolved and have independently acquired similar features that confer performance advantages in this situation. Interestingly, the order of assembly of these features is markedly different.