Lacertrtide — Wikipedia

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Family

Synonyms

• Lacertinae Opel, 1811
• GALTIINIAE Cano, Baez, López-Jurado & Ortega, 1984

THE Lacertidae or Lacertidae are a family of saurians, commonly known as lizards. It was created by Nicolaus Michael Oppel in 1811.

The species of this family meet in Africa, Asia and Europe.

There are about 310 current Lacertidae species, they are all daytime, active and agile animals. They generally measure up to 20 cm From the museum to the cesspool.

One of the most common is the wall lizard ( Podarcis muralis ), a small brown lacertid of temperate Europe (northern limit: Belgium, Netherlands; common to Romania). It is a climbing species and it is the one that is the most familiar near the dwellings. Three -quarters of European lizards are lacertidae.

According Rectarium Reptile Database (30 mars 2015) ^{[ first ]} :

• Acanthodactylus Wiegmann, 1834
• Adolfus Sternfeld, 1912
• Algyroides BIBRON & BORY DE SAINT-Vincent, 1833
• Anatololacert Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Apathya Méhely, 1907
• Archaeolacerta Mertens, 1921
• Atlantolacerta Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Australolacerta Arnold, 1989
• Congregation Greenbaum, Villanueva, Kumaba, Aristote & Branch ,
• Dalmatolacert Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Darevskia Arribas, 1997
• Dinarolate Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Eremias Wiegmann, 1834
• Gallotia Boulenger, 1916
• Gastropholis Fischer, 1886
• Heliobolus Fitzinger, 1843
• Hellenolacerta Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Holaspis Gray, 1863
• Iberolacerta Arribas, 1997
• Ichnotropis Peters, 1854
• Iranolacerta Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Lacerta Linnaeus, 1758
• Flat Bedriaga, 1884
• Meroles Gray, 1838
• Mesalina Gray, 1838
• Nucras Gray, 1845
• Runamosau Lutz, Bischoff & Mayer, 1986
• Ophisops Ménétriés, 1832
• Parvilacerta Harris, Arnold & Thomas, 1998
• Pedioplanis Fitzinger, 1843
• Philochortus Matschie, 1893
• Phoenicolacerta Arnold, Arribas & Carranza, 2007
• Podarcios Wagler, 1830
• Poromera Boulenger, 1887
• Psmodromes Fitzinger, 1826
• Pseuderemias Boettger, 1883
• Takydromus It has, 1802
• Teira Gray, 1838
• Timon Tschudi, 1836
• Tropidosaura Fitzinger, 1826
• Vhembelacerta Edwards, Branch, Herrel, Vanhooydonck, Measey & Tolley, 2013
• Zootoca Wagler, 1830

and fossil genres

• † Amblyolacerta Rocek, 1984
• † DORMAALISAURUS Aud & Smith, 2002
• † Dracaenosaurus Pomel, 1846
• † Edlartetia Eye & rage, 2000
• † Eolinte Nöth, 1940
• † Miolet Rocek, 1984
• † Pleasure Hoffstetter, 1942
• † Pseudeumeces Hoffstetter, 1944
• † Ligerosaurus Aug, Bailon & Malfay, 2003
• † SUNGINIATA Bohme & Weitschat, 1998
• † Senior Bailon & Al, 2014

This family is sometimes divided ^{[ 2 ]} in two subfamily, the GALTIINIAE Cano, Baez, López-Jurado & Ortega, 1984 ( Gallotia And Psmodromes ) and the Lacertinae Oppel, 1811, this one divided into two tribes: the Lacertini Opel, 1811 ( Algyroides , Anatololacert , Apathya , Archaeolacerta , Dalmatolacert , Darevskia , Dinarolate , Hellenolacerta , Iberolacerta , Iranolacerta , Lacerta , Parvilacerta , Phoenicolacerta , Podarcios , Scelarcis , Takydromus , Teira , Timon And Zootoca ) and the Eremiadini Shcherbak, 1975 ( Acanthodactylus , Adolfus , Atlantolacerta , Australolacerta , Eremias , Gastropholis , Heliobolus , Holaspis , Ichnotropis , Flat , Meroles , Mesalina , Nucras , Runamosau , Ophisops , Philochortus , Pedioplanis , Poromera , Pseuderemias , Tropidosaura ).

• Cano, Baez, López-Jurado & Ortega, 1984: Karyotype and Chromosome Structure in the Lizard, Gallotia Galloti in the Canary Islands . Journal of Herpetology, vol. 18, n ^O 3, p. 344-346 .
• Opel, 1811: The orders, families and genres of the reptiles, as a procrome of a natural history of the same . J. Lindauer, Munich ( Full Text ).