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FIGURE 1 in External morphology and osteology of Darevskia rudis (Bedriaga, 1886), with a taxonomic revision of the Pontic and Small-Caucasus populations (Squamata: Lacertidae)
FIGURE 1. Map showing the localities from where specimens have been studied. (Symbol in map, taxon, locality and coordinates North and East). 1. TRIANGLE. [D. r. bithynica. Kirazlı Plateau, Uludaġ, Bursa, northwestern Anatolia. (40:06 N, 29:02 E)]. 2.- SQUARES. [D. r. tristis. Güzeldere Village, Düzce, northwestern Anatolia (40:43 N, 31:02 E). 3. Samandere Waterfall, Düzce, northwestern Anatolia (40:41 N, 31:15 E). 4. Between Yıġılca and Bolu 30. km., Bolu, northwestern Anatolia (40:51 N, 31:33 E). 5. Between Yıġılca and Alaplı 12. km., Zonguldak, northwestern Anatolia (41:02 N, 31:27 E). 6. Between Zonguldak and Gökçebey 15. km., Zonguldak, northwestern Anatolia (41:24 N, 31:55 E). 7. Yenice, Karabük, northwestern Anatolia (41:12 N, 32:19 E). 8. Amasra, Bartın, northwestern Anatolia (41:44 N, 32:23 E). 9. Ulus, Bartın, northwestern Anatolia (41:35 N, 32:38 E). 10. Between Safranbolu and Bartın 14. km., Bartın, Northwestern Anatolia (41:21N, 32:42 E). 11. Kapısuyu, Kurucaşile, Bartın, northwestern Anatolia (41:50 N, 32:44 E)]. 12.- RING. [D. r. bolkardaghica ssp. nov. Karagöl, Ulukışla, Niġde, Central Anatolia (37:24 N, 34:33 E)]. 13. DIAMOND. [D. r. rudis. Zigana Pass, Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia (40:39 N, 39:24 E). 14. Between Beşikdüzü and Şalpazarı 7. km., Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia. (40:59 N, 39:12 E). 15. Between Tonya and Vakfıkebir 10–15. km., Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia. (40:59 N, 39:16 E). 16. Between Akçaabat and Düzköy 14. km., Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia (40:55N, 39:29 E). 17. Maçka, Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia (40:49 N, 39:36 E). 18. Between Sümela and Maçka 10.km., Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia (40:45 N, 39:37 E). 19. Between Sürmene and Köprübaşı 8. km., Trabzon, northeastern Anatolia (40:51 N, 40:06 E)]. 20. STAR. [D. r. mirabilis ssp. nov. Ovit Pass, Rize, northeastern Anatolia (40:37 N, 40:49 E)]. 21. CIRCLE. [D. r. bischoffi Between İkizdere and İspir, 19. km., Rize, northeastern Anatolia (40:41 N, 40:41 E). 22. Between Rize and Küçükçayır 18. km., Rize, northeastern Anatolia. (40:53 N, 40:33 E). 23. Hemşin, Rize, northeastern Anatolia (41:03 N, 40:53 E). 24. Between Çamlıhemşin and Ayder Plateau 3. km., Rize, northeastern Anatolia (41:02 N, 41:01 E). 25. Between Artvin and Hatila Plateau 35. km., Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:07 N, 41:37 E). 26. Between Arhavi and Güneşli Village, 2. km., Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:18 N, 41:19 E). 27. Between Ortacalar and Dülgerli 16–24. km., Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:16 N, 41:24 E). 28. Esenkıyı Village, Hopa, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:26 N, 41:27 E). 29. Çamurköy, Sarp, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:29 N, 41:33 E). 30. Between Borçka and Hopa 8. km., Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:22 N, 41:33 E). 31. Between Borçka and Camili 10–21. km., Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:24 N, 41:48 E). 32. Between Borçka and Balcılar, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:19N, 41:49 E). 33. Balcılar Village, Borçka, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia. (41:18 N, 41:50 E)]. 34. HEXAGON. [D. r. obscura. Kutul Plateau, Ardanuç, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:04 N, 42:12 E). 35. Between Geçitli village and Bilbilen Plateau, Artvin, northeastern Anatolia (41:02 N, 42:13 E)]. 36. INVERTED TRIANGLE. [D. r. macromaculata. Between Ardahan and Şavşat, 32. km, Ardahan, northeastern Anatolia (41:13 N, 42:27 E)].
Fig. 2 in Reproductive effort of unisexual and bisexual rock lizards (genus Darevskia)
Fig. 2. Stages of egg deposition and hatching of individuals of D. armeniaca individual at laboratory.
Fig. 1 in Reproductive effort of unisexual and bisexual rock lizards (genus Darevskia)
Fig. 1. Interdependence among the components of life history. Reproductive effort increases te number and/or survival of offspring per season but decreases the potential number of reproductive seasons. Increase of an egg size positively affects offspring survival, but negatively - the number of eggs per reproductive season. Egg number and offspring survival both positively affect fitness. Red arrows show negative effects. (For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
Fig. 3. A–G in Reproductive effort of unisexual and bisexual rock lizards (genus Darevskia)
Fig. 3. A–G. Gravid female individuals of five species on X - axis with body lengths (A), body weight before (FMB) (B), body weight after (FMA) (C), number of eggs (EN) (D), clutch weight (CLM) between small and large – bodies species (E), Reproductive effort (RE) (F), Relative egg weight (REM) (G) on Y - axis with 95% confidence Interval.
FIGURE 2 in A phylogenetic assessment of the meadow lizard Darevskia praticola (Eversmann, 1834) from Iran
FIGURE 2. Phylogenetic tree for ND4 gene, aS BayeSian and ML analySeS Show Similar tree topologieS only the ML tree iS preSented. NumberS on brancheS are bootStrap Support valueS for ML (below) and poSterior probability valueS for BayeSian (above) analySeS. Only valueS greater than 70 and 0.7, reSpectively, are Shown
FIGURE 3 in A phylogenetic assessment of the meadow lizard Darevskia praticola (Eversmann, 1834) from Iran
FIGURE 3. Haplotype network of D. praticola SenSu lato. a) The median joining network graph ShowS nine haplotypeS in all SubSpecieS of D. praticola. There were four haplotypeS in the TranScaucaSia (encompaSSed by daShed line). b) The StatiStical parSimony network illuStrateS that the TranScaucaSia SampleS Stay at one haplogroup Showing Iranian SpecimenS aS anceStral haplotype
FIGURE 1. Phylogenetic tree for Cyt b in A phylogenetic assessment of the meadow lizard Darevskia praticola (Eversmann, 1834) from Iran
FIGURE 1. Phylogenetic tree for Cyt b gene, aS BayeSian and ML analySeS Show Similar tree topologieS only the ML tree iS preSented. NumberS on brancheS are bootStrap Support valueS for ML (below) and poSterior probability valueS for BayeSian (above) analySeS. Only valueS greater than 70 and 0.7, reSpectively, are Shown
Fig. 4 in A new cryptic species of the Darevskia parvula group from NE Anatolia (Squamata, Lacertidae)
Fig. 4 Haplotype networks corresponding to 16S rRNA a, Cyt-b b and Rag-1 c. Lines represent a mutational step, black circles missing haplotypes, and coloured circles haplotypes. The circle area is proportional to the number of individuals
Fig. 1 in A new cryptic species of the Darevskia parvula group from NE Anatolia (Squamata, Lacertidae)
Fig. 1 Map showing the localities of the samples included in the morphological and molecular analyses. Blue: Darevskia parvula (Lantz & Cyren, 1913). Green: Darevskia adjarica (Darevsky & Eiselt, 1980). Red: Darevskia tuniyevi sp. nov
Fig. 3 in A new cryptic species of the Darevskia parvula group from NE Anatolia (Squamata, Lacertidae)
Fig. 3 BI tree inferred from the Cyt-b dataset. Numbers on branches indicate the bootstrap and posterior probability (pp) values (ML/BI, values lower than 50/0.70 are not shown). Orange stars represent species boundaries inferred by mPTP, while purple ones the results of bPTP. Divergence times between main clades are shown on the tree
Fig. 2 in A new cryptic species of the Darevskia parvula group from NE Anatolia (Squamata, Lacertidae)
Fig. 2 Canonical Discriminant Analysis (CDA) plot for MALES a and FEMALES b. Specimens, sample centroids and group perimeters are represented. For details, percentage of variance explained by axes and interpretation, see text
FIGURE 9 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 9. Left clavicle, interclavicle (right side not represented) and sternal fontanelle shape variation. The sternal fontanelles are represented to the right and below the interclavicle, not in their anatomical position (towards the tip of the posterior branch of the interclavicle—see Fig. 1—). Left column (from top to bottom): D. r. rudis (rudi), D. o. bischoffi (bisc), D. o. obscura (obsc), D. o. macromaculata (macr). Central column (top to bottom): D. mirabilis (mira), D. 'r.' chechenica (chec), D.'r.' svanetica (svan), D. r. bolkardaghica (bolk). Right side (top to bottom): D. b. bithynica (bith), D. b. tristis (tris), D. portschinskii (port), D. parvula (parv).
FIGURE 2 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 2. Postfrontal, postorbital and squamosal shapes, processes and overlaps among them. The anteromedial process of the postorbital, hidden under the postfrontal, is showed outlined and without stippled. Left side (from top to bottom): Darevskia clarkorum (clar), D. mixta (mixt), D. dryada (drya), D. derjugini (derj), D. daghestanica (dagh), D. daghestanica (dagh) (variation: note the presence of a supernumerary postorbital), Right side (from top to bottom): D. caucasica (cauc), D. c. vedenica (vede), D. chlorogaster (chlo), D. raddei (radd), D. r. vanensis (vane), D. nairensis (nair).
FIGURE 11 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 11. Details of cleared and stained specimens. A) Asymmetry in the vertebral column, with sacral processes in different vertebrae that lead to a different presacral count in right and left sides in D. clarkorum. B) As A, but in D. saxicola. C) As A and B but in D. portschinskii. D) Forward directed lateral branches of the interclavicle in D. chlorogaster. E) Irregular sternal fontanelle in D. daghestanica. F) Cordiform sternal fontanelle in a triploid hybrid (D. unisexualis x D. nairensis). G) Cordiform sternal fontanelle in D. mixta. H) Odd shaped irregular cordiform sternal fontanelle in D. r. bolkardaghica. I) Bilateral asymmetry in the sternal/xiphisternal formula (3+1 and 2+2) in D. bendimahiensis.
FIGURE 4 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 4. Postfrontal, postorbital and squamosal shapes, processes and overlaps among them. The anteromedial process of the postorbital, hidden under the postfrontal, is showed outlined and without stippled. Left side (from top to bottom): D. r. rudis (rudi), D. o. bischoffi (bisc), D. o. obscura (Georgia) (obsc Ge), D. o. macromaculata (macr), D. mirabilis (mira), Rigth side (from top to bottom): D. 'r.' chechenica (chec), D. 'r.' svanetica (svan), D. o. obscura (Turkey) (obsc Tk), D. r. bolkardaghica (bolk), D. b. bithynica (bith), D. b. tristis (tris).
FIGURE 5 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 5. Postfrontal, postorbital and squamosal shapes, processes and overlaps among them. The anteromedial process of the postorbital, hidden under the postfrontal, is showed outlined and without stippled. Left side (from top to bottom): D. portschiskii (port), D. parvula (parv), D. adjarica (Georgia) (adja Ge), D. adjarica (Turkey) (adja tr), D. tuniyevi (Ardahan, Turkey) (tuni), Right side (from top to bottom): D. nairensis (nair), D. o. bischoffi (bisc), D. clarkorum (clar), D. r. lantzicyreni (lant), D. josefschmidtleri (jose).
FIGURE 7 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 7. Left clavicle, interclavicle (right side not represented) and sternal fontanelle shape variation. The sternal fontanelles are represented to the right and below the interclavicle, not in their anatomical position (towards the tip of the posterior branch of the interclavicle—see Fig. 1—). Left column (from top to bottom): D. dryada (drya), D. mixta (mixt), D. clarkorum (clar) and D. derjugini (derj). Central column (top to bottom): D. daghestanica (dagh), D. c. caucasica (cauc), D. c. vedenica (vede), D. chlorogaster (chlo). Right column (top to bottom): D. r. raddei (radd), D. r. vanensis (vane), D. nairensis (nair), D. defilippi (defi).
FIGURE 6 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 6. Parthenogenetic species. Postfrontal, postorbital and squamosal shapes, processes and overlaps among them. The anteromedial process of the postorbital, hidden under the postfrontal, is showed outlined and without stippled. Left side (from top to bottom): D. armeniaca (arme), D. dahli (dahl), D. rostombekowi (rost), D. unisexualis (unis), Right side (from top to bottom): D. uzzelli (uzze), D. bendimahiensis (bend), D. sapphirina (sapp), D. s. spitzenbergerae (spitz). Bottom (in the middle): Triploid specimen (D. nairensis x D. unisexualis) [triploid (nair x unis)].
FIGURE 3 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 3. Postfrontal, postorbital and squamosal shapes, processes and overlaps among them. The anteromedial process of the postorbital, hidden under the postfrontal, is showed outlined and without stippled. Left side (from top to bottom): Darevskia defilippi (defi), D.b. brauneri (brau), D. b. darevskii (dare), D. lindholmi (lind), D. szczerbaki (szcz), D. saxicola (saxi), Right side (from top to bottom): D. alpina (alpi), D.(p.) praticola (prat), D.(p.) pontica (pont), D. (p.) hungarica (hung), D. valentini (vale), D. s. wernermayeri (wern).
FIGURE 8 in The osteology of the lacertid genus Darevskia Arribas, 1999 (Squamata, Lacertidae)
FIGURE 8. Left clavicle, interclavicle (right side not represented) and sternal fontanelle shape variation. The sternal fontanelles are represented to the right and below the interclavicle, not in their anatomical position (towards the tip of the posterior branch of the interclavicle—see Fig. 1—). Left column (from top to bottom): D. b. brauneri (brau), D. b. darevskii (dare), D. lindholdmi (lind), D. szczerbaki (szcz). Central column (top to bottom): D. saxicola (saxi), D. alpina (alpi), D. (p.) praticola (prat), D. (p.) pontica (pont). Right column (top to bottom): D. (p.) hungarica (hung), D. valentini (and variation on clavicle shape) (vale), D. s. wernermayeri (wern).
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