Apathya cappadocica ( Werner, 1902 )
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Apathya cappadocica ( Werner, 1902 ) |
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Apathya cappadocica ( Werner, 1902)
HOLOTYPE. Lost ( Eiselt 1979); Holotype ZIL 12657b (A. c. urmiana) .
TYPE LOCALITY. Erdschias-Dagh [= Mount Erciyes, Kayseri Prov., Turkey]; the second syntype from Burdur [Buldur], Turkey , is misidentified Anatololacerta danfordi (Günther) ( Eiselt 1979) ; type locality of the Iranian subspecies A. c. urmiana is Kherra, Berdesur River Gorge, West Azerbaijan Prov., Iran .
DISTRIBUTION. S Turkey, N Syria, N Iraq, W Iran.
DISTRIBUTION IN IRAN. Fig. 78 View FIGURES 74–79. 74 . Confined to the provinces adjoining Iraq (West Azerbaijan, East Azerbaijan, Kordestan, Kermanshah, Ilam Prov.) .
HABITAT. Vertical rock walls and rocky outcrops. Anderson (1999) observed this species in a narrow gorge with steep, loose, rocky slopes with overgrazed steppe vegetation with Crataegus , Juglans , Olea , and Pistacia trees.
REMARKS. All Iranian populations are attributed to A. c. urmiana Lantz & Suchow (for map of the distribution of all A. cappadocica subspecies see Kapli et al. (2013)).
REFERENCES. Lantz & Suchow (1934); Eiselt (1979); Anderson (1999); Arnold et al. (2007); Rajabizadeh et al. (2010c); Kapli et al. (2013).
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