Capra caucasica Guldenstaedt and Pallas 1779
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Capra caucasica Guldenstaedt and Pallas 1779 |
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Capra caucasica Guldenstaedt and Pallas 1779 View in CoL
Capra caucasica Guldenstaedt and Pallas 1779 View in CoL , Acta Acad. Sci. Petropoli for 1779, 2: 275.
Type Locality: Russia, "in summis Caucasi jugis, circa fluviorum Terek et Kubam summas origines, itemque in Ossetino tractu et Cachetia" (Caucasus Mtns, between Malka and Baksan Rivers, east of Mt. Elbrus).
Vernacular Names: Tur.
Subspecies: :
Subspecies Capra caucasica subsp. caucasica Guldenstaedt and Pallas 1779
Subspecies Capra caucasica subsp. cylindricornis Blyth 1841
Subspecies Capra caucasica subsp. severtzovi Menzbier 1888
Distribution: Caucasus Mtns ( Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russia).
Conservation: IUCN – Endangered as C. caucasica, Vulnerable as C. cylindricornis .
Discussion: Ellerman and Morrison-Scott (1951:407) recognised two taxa, C. caucasica with synonym cylindricornis , and C. ibex severtzovi ; Heptner et al. (1961) recognised C. caucasica with synonym severtzovi, and C. cylindricornis ; Sokolov and Tembotov (1993) recognised these three taxa as subspecies in a single species and their classification is followed here.
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