Phrynocephalus frontalis STRAUCH, 1876
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Higher Taxa | Agamidae (Agaminae), Sauria, Iguania, Squamata (lizards) |
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Common Names | E: Shansi Toadhead Agama G: Shansi-Krötenkopfagame |
Synonym | Phrynocephalus frontalis STRAUCH 1876: 15 Phrynocephalus frontalis — BOULENGER 1885: 375 Phrynocephalus frontalis — BEDRIAGA 1909: 404 Phrynocephalus frontalis — NIKOLSKY 1915: 217 Phrynocephalus frontalis — STEJNEGER 1926: 44 Phrynocephalus frontalis — POPE 1935: 470 Phrynocephalus frontalis — WERMUTH 1967: 78 Phrynocephalus frontalis — WANG et al. 2003 Phrynocephalus frontalis — SINDACO & JEREMČENKO 2008 Phrynocephalus frontalis — LIAN et al. 2012 Phrynocephalus frontalis — MILTO & BARABANOV 2012 Phrynocephalus frontalis — ZENG et al. 2016 Phrynocephalus frontalis — DUNAYEV et al. 2021 Phrynocephalus frontalis — SOLOVYEVA et al. 2023 |
Distribution | China (Gansu, Ningxia, Shaanxi, Nei Mongol, Hebei) Type locality: in provicia Chinensi, Ordos dicta (= Ordos desert, fide POPE 1935) |
Reproduction | Oviparous. |
Types | Holotype: ZISP 3920 |
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Comment | Synonymy: BARABANOV & ANANJEVA 2007 list this species as synonym of Phrynocephalus przewalskii. Distribution: Wang & Fu (2004) suggested to apply the name P. versicolor only to the populations in the northwestern part of its distribution area. Populations from Tengger Desert, Ordos highland, and further east include P. frontalis, P. przewalskii, and P. versicolor and should be called P. przewalskii. Some populations may contain a new species that remains to be described. Guo & Wang (2007) suggested that the Lanzhou population of P. frontalis is part of P. przewalskii. Relationships: P. frontalis is closely related to P. przewalskii. |
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