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On Viperid (Serpentes: Sauria) Specimens Collected from Northeastern Anatolia

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225–228
Publication Date
2005-03-01
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The distribution ranges of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi were extended in Turkey by collecting specimens from new localities.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Specimens of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi collected from northeastern Anatolia were examined in terms of morphological characters and compared with the relevant references.
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Key Findings & Data:Specimens of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi collected from northeastern Anatolia were examined in terms of morphological characters and compared with the relevant references.
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Conclusion & Impact:The distribution ranges of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi were extended in Turkey by collecting specimens from new localities.
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⚙️Variables:Vipera eriwanensis · Vipera kaznakovi · morphology

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Specimens of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi collected from northeastern Anatolia were examined in terms of morphological characters and compared with the relevant references. The distribution ranges of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi were extended in Turkey by collecting specimens from new localities.

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Specimens of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi collected from northeastern Anatolia were examined in terms of morphological characters and compared with the relevant references. The distribution ranges of Vipera eriwanensis and Vipera kaznakovi were extended in Turkey by collecting specimens from new localities.

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BARAN, İ., TOK, C. V., OLGUN, K., İRET, F., AVCI, A. (2005). On Viperid (Serpentes: Sauria) Specimens Collected from Northeastern Anatolia. Turkish Journal of Zoology, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 3, 225–228. https://ajindex.com/articles/214320

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