НАПРАВЛЕННЫЕ ЭЛЕКТРОМАГНИТНЫЕ ВОЛНЫ  НА ГРАНИЦЕ РАЗДЕЛА ДИЭЛЕКТРИКА  И ТОПОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ИЗОЛЯТОРА, "Известия Российской Академии Наук. Серия Физическая"

Маймистов, А.И.; Ляшко, Е.И.

doi:10.7868/s0367676518010064

Известия Российской академии наук. Серия физическая

2018

DOI: 10.7868/s0367676518010064

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НАПРАВЛЕННЫЕ ЭЛЕКТРОМАГНИТНЫЕ ВОЛНЫ НА ГРАНИЦЕ РАЗДЕЛА ДИЭЛЕКТРИКА И ТОПОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ИЗОЛЯТОРА, "Известия Российской Академии Наук. Серия Физическая"

А.И. Маймистов¹,

Е.И. Ляшко²

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A description of a new subspecies of rock lizard Darevskia brauneri myusserica ssp. nov. from the Western Transcaucasia (Abkhazia), with comments on systematics of Darevskia saxicola complex

Doronin

2011

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The description of a new subspecies of rock lizards Darevskia saxicola complex, inhabited the territory of PitsundaMyussera Reserve and in the Gagra (Republic of Abkhazia) is given. Myussera lizard, Darevskia brauneri myusserica ssp. nov., differs from other taxa of the complex by the following combination of morphological characters: (1) large or very large masseteris scute; (2) interrupted series of ciliated grains between supraciliar and supraocular scutes; (3) presence of additional scutes lying on either side of occipital and interparietal scutes or splitting of the latter; (4) net color pattern on the back (in females fuzzy); (5) dominance of gray and light gray color in the coloration of the back of females; (6) white throat and belly. In addition, these subspecies differs by some peculiarities of biology: biotopical preference to coastal pebble conglomerates and a relatively low population size. Probably, the taxon was formed during the Pleistocene. Formation of the coastal plains of Pitsunda Peninsula by alluvial and marine accumulation in the Late Neopleistocene – Holocene divided the area of Myussera lizard into the Gagra and Myussera plots. This area is situated within the Black Sea refuge of Eastern Mediterranean species of herpetofauna.

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A description of a new subspecies of rock lizard Darevskia brauneri myusserica ssp. nov. from the Western Transcaucasia (Abkhazia), with comments on systematics of Darevskia saxicola complex

Doronin

2011

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Review of the type specimens of Rock Lizards of Darevskia (saxicola) complex (Sauria: Lacertidae)

Doronin

2012

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The paper provide information on the current status of the type specimens of Darevskia (saxicola) complex as they were in December 2011. I order to stabilize nomenclature of this complex, the neotype of Lacerta saxicola Eversmann, 1834, lectotypes of Lacerta saxicola brauneri Mehely, 1909 and Lacerta saxicola lindholmi Szczerbak, 1962 are designated. History of description of these taxa is discussed.

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Differentiation and taxonomy of the Rock Lizards Darevskia (Saxicola) (Sauria: Lacertidae) according to morphological and molecular analyses

2013

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The results of statistical analysis of morphological characters and the study of the cytochrome b gene variability (mtDNA) of rock lizards of the Darevskia (saxicola) complex distributed in the Caucasus and the Crimea, have shown significant differentiation within this complex, assuming specific independence of D. szczerbaki (Lukina, 1963) and subspecific status of recently described D. brauneri myusserica Doronin, 2011. According to our data, within D. brauneri (Mehely, 1909) only two forms of subspecific status can be distinguished, namely D. b. brauneri and D. b. myusserica. In our opinion, Lacerta saxicola darevskii Szczerbak, 1962 (= D. brauneri darevskii) should be considered to be a junior synonym of D. b. brauneri. The possible scenarios of range formation in the Darevskia (saxicola) complex are discussed.

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НАПРАВЛЕННЫЕ ЭЛЕКТРОМАГНИТНЫЕ ВОЛНЫ НА ГРАНИЦЕ РАЗДЕЛА ДИЭЛЕКТРИКА И ТОПОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ИЗОЛЯТОРА, "Известия Российской Академии Наук. Серия Физическая"

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A description of a new subspecies of rock lizard Darevskia brauneri myusserica ssp. nov. from the Western Transcaucasia (Abkhazia), with comments on systematics of Darevskia saxicola complex

A description of a new subspecies of rock lizard Darevskia brauneri myusserica ssp. nov. from the Western Transcaucasia (Abkhazia), with comments on systematics of Darevskia saxicola complex

Review of the type specimens of Rock Lizards of Darevskia (saxicola) complex (Sauria: Lacertidae)

Differentiation and taxonomy of the Rock Lizards Darevskia (Saxicola) (Sauria: Lacertidae) according to morphological and molecular analyses

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