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Product details Italian wall lizard
Italian wall lizard
Zoological studies of the wall lizard referred to by the author as Lacerta muralis, probably Podarcus sicula, the Italian wall lizard (Podarcis muralis is the common wall lizard) of southern Europe, including the island of Capri, Italy. The illustrations show natural variations in patterning. Figure 1 male lizard, elegans. Figure 2 male lizard maculata. Figure 3 female lizard, striata. Figure 4 Female lizard, modesta. Plate 2 from the monograph Zoologische studien auf Capri...Lacerta muralis coerulea. Ein beitrag zur Darwin'chen lehre, by Theodor Eimer (Wilhelm Engelman, Leipzig, 1874). The plate is inscribed: 'Taf. 2. Gezeichnet, v. A.Eimer. Lith Anst. v. J.G.Bach, Leipzig. Lacerta muralis (Capri). 1. elegans. Mõnnchen. 2. maculata Mõnnchen. 3. striata. Weibchen. 4. modesta. Weibchen.'
Original: lithograph . 1874
- Image ref: RS-10118
- The Royal Society
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