FIGURE 1 in MtDNA differentiation and taxonomy of Central Asian racerunners of Eremias multiocellata - E. przewalskii species complex (Squamata, Lacertidae)

FIGURE 1. Distribution of Eremias multiocellata—E. przewalskii complex (following Szczerbak 1974, modified) and localities studied. Populations of Eremias multiocellata—E. przewalskii complex used in this study are shown, bold numbers correspond to those in Appendix II and Figure 2. The inlet map shows the location of the sampling area on the globe. Icons represent the main lineages of Eremias multiocellata—E. przewalskii complex (see Figure 2). Numbers in circle correspond to exact (solid line) and approximate (dashed line) location of the type localities of taxa described within Eremias multiocellata— E. przewalskii complex: 1—multiocellata Günther, 1872—Mongolia, Gobi, road from Sume to Tola [Tuul]; 2—yarkandensis Blanford, 1875—China, southern Kashgaria, Yarkend; 3—saturata Blanford, 1875—China, southern Kashgaria, Kashgar [Kashi]; 4—planiceps (Strauch, 1876)—China, Gansu [no exact locality available]; 5—przewalskii (Strauch, 1876)—China, Alashan Desert [no exact locality available]; 6—kessleri (Strauch, 1876)—China, Gansu [no exact locality available]; 7— brachidactyla (Strauch, 1876)—China, Alashan Desert [no exact locality available]; 8—quadrifrons (Strauch, 1876)—China, Alashan Desert, vicinity of Narin–Ula Moutnain Ridge; 9—buechneri Bedriaga, 1907—China, southern Kashgaria, between Yarkend and Chotan; lectotype ZISP 7087 from Dol, southern Kashgaria, Sampula oasis; 10—kozlowi Bedriaga, 1907—China, Sachzheu envrions [Dunhuang]; 11 —reticulata Bedriaga, 1912—China, eastern Dzungaria [no exact locality available]; 12— stummeri Wettstein, 1940—Kyrgyzstan, Issyk–Kul district, envrions of Przewalsk [Karakol]; 13—tuvensis Szczerbak, 1970— Russia, Southern part of Tuva Republic, between Tere–Khol Lake and River Tes–Khem; 14—bannikowi Szczerbak, 1973— Russia, Southern part of Tuva Republic, Sharasur; 15—szczerbaki Eremchenko, Panfilov & Zarinenko, 1992—Kyrgyzstan, Naryn district, At–Bashi River and Arpa River valleys; 16—kokshaaliensis Eremchenko & Panfilov, 1999—Kyrgyzstan, Issyk– Kul district, Sary–Jaz, ravine Terekty; 17—tsaganbogdensis Munkhbayar & Borkin, 2010—Mongolia, Bayanhongor Aimaq, Tsagaan Bogd Uul Mountain.