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A contribution to our knowledge of the varieties of the wall-lizard (Lacerta muralis) in Western Europe and North Africa (1905)

Boulenger, George Albert, 1858-1937 · [London, Zoological Society · leaf 58

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ral plate, and 45 to the length of the head. The body and the limbs are olive above (in spirit) with black spots forming a wide-meshed network; no distinct ocellar spot above the axil; the head is much spottedwith black above, and a black streak runs along the sides, passing through the eye… … a. h. c. d. e. Yuung specimeus of:—a, f. tiiiiica, Courmayeur, Piedmont; h^ var. ni(/riventris, Home; c, var. campestris, Turin; (7, var. serpa, Pompeii; e, var. scrpa, Messiua. v.—Mx\LTA. (Plate XXVIl.) The Wall-Lizard of INIalta has been identified by Bedriaga and myself with theSicilian and…

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