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Liste Der Neubeschreibungen Von Reptilien Des Jahres 2003 69 Arbeitsgemeinschaften (GRAY, 1863)“ beschreibt. Sehr ausführlich geht Berichten der Programme, die für einige Arten auf der Autor auf seine Haltungsbedingungen und die der Webseite der ESF eingesehen werden können. Nachzucht dieser schönen Schildkrötenart ein. Den Für die meisten Arten liegen außerdem noch Abschluss dieser Artikelreihe bildet der „Bericht Protokollauszüge aus der Diskussion beim Cuora- zur erfolgreichen Haltung und Nachzucht der Gelb- Workshop vor, die von ANDREAS S. HENNIG festge- rand-Scharnierschildkröte, Cuora flavomarginata“ halten, in eine druckfähige Form gebracht und von SASCHA PAWLOWSKI. Während die Haltung und jeweils im Anschluss an die Artikel zu den jewei- Pflege der Art relativ problemlos ist, ergeben sich ligen Arten platziert wurden. Diese Protokollaus- jedoch insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Inkubation züge enthalten ergänzende Hinweise zur Haltung und die Formvariabilität einige essenzielle Fragen, und Zucht der Arten der Gattung Cuora. auf die der Autor hier eingeht. JENS BEIL beschreibt seine „Beobachtungen bei In der aktuellen Ausgabe der MINOR finden die der Haltung und Vermehrung von Cuora amboi- AG-Mitglieder neben Hinweisen auf verschiedene nensis kamaroma RUMMLER & FRITZ, 1991“, den Veranstaltungen innerhalb und außerhalb der AG Schlusspunkt des Sonderbandes setzen schließlich eine Kurzvorstellung unseres neuen Referenten für RICHARD P. J. H. STRUIJK und LAURENS A. WOLDRING Öffentlichkeitsarbeit STEFAN THIERFELDT, eine Nach- mit ihrem Beitrag „Das Cuora-Zuchtprogramm – betrachtung unserer Jahrestagung in Gera von Ein Überblick“. Dieser Aufsatz soll einen Über- GERHARD EGRETZBERGER, den ersten Teil der „Be- blick über die Cuora-Zuchtprogramme der Euro- richte aus dem Arbeitskreis Schmuckschildkröten“ pean Studbook Foundation (ESF) geben. In diesem über die Höckerschildkröten der Gattung Grapte- Rahmen werden der Schutzstatus, die Größe der mys von ANDREAS S. HENNIG, eine Nachlese zur Populationen, Geschlechterverteilung, Zuchtergeb- ISV-Jahrestagung vom 04. bis 05. März 2005 von nisse und anderes mehr diskutiert. Wo sinnvoll, ANDREAS BUDISCHEK, einen Beitrag über die Shell- werden auch Angaben von Quellen außerhalb der Shock-Kampagne des Europäischen Zoo- und Zuchtprogramme herangezogen. Die meisten Infor- Aquarienverbandes (EAZA) zum Schutze bedroh- mationen stammen jedoch von an den Zuchtpro- ter Schildkrötenarten und den dritten und letzten grammen beteiligten Haltern und aus den jährlichen Teil der Amerika-Glosse von ANDREAS S. HENNIG. DGHT-AG Systematik Liste der Neubeschreibungen von Reptilien des Jahres 2003 Im Anschluß an die Liste neuer Reptilientaxa der auf dem Artniveau beinhalten. Auch hier ist die AG Systematik folgen nun die Neubeschreibungen Erwähnung von der Zugänglichkeit der Autoren des Jahres 2003. Wir beschränken uns auf rezente abhängig. Die taxonomischen Veränderungen sind Taxa, fossile und subfossile werden nicht einbezo- in eckiger Klammer angegeben. Die systematische gen. Die Liste ist vermutlich dennoch nicht voll- Anordnung innerhalb der Familien ist alphabetisch. ständig, da wir möglicherweise Arten übersehen Das Familienkonzept ist weitestgehend dem Zoolo- haben, die in kleinen, regionalen Publikations- gical Record entnommen. Jedoch wurden die Geo- organen veröffentlicht wurden. Wir bemühen uns, emydidae (= Bataguridae) und Emydidae sowie die diese in einer zukünftigen Liste nachzutragen. Wir Gymnophthalmidae, Teiidae und Tropidophiidae haben auch keine systematische Bewertung der als getrennte Familien angesehen und die Leguane Neubeschreibungen vorgenommen, obwohl die im weitesten Sinne als Iguanidae zusammengefasst. Qualität der Artikel als auch die Methoden oft Wir möchten ausdrücklich auf die EMBL-Reptili- dramatisch verschieden sind. In Ergänzung zu den en-Datenbank (http://www reptile-database.org) Neubeschreibungen sind im Literaturverzeichnis hinweisen, in der die neuen Reptilienarten bereits einige ausgewählte taxonomische Publikationen aufgenommen wurden und abgerufen werden kön- aufgelistet. Dabei sind hauptsächlich solche Pu- nen. Für Korrekturen und Ergänzungen sind wir blikationen aufgenommen worden, die Revisionen dankbar! 13 (2005) Heft 2 Arbeitsgemeinschaften 70 Testudines Pachydactylus waterbergensis BAUER & LAMB, 2003 Pelomedusidae Phyllurus gulbaru HOSKIN, COUPER & SCHNEIDER, Pelusios cupulatta BOUR & MARAN, 2003 2003 Trionychidae Gymnophthalmidae Euspondylus caideni KÖHLER, 2003 Chitra vandijki MCCORD & PRITCHARD, 2003 Euspondylus josyi KÖHLER, 2003 Chitra chitra javanensis MCCORD & PRITCHARD, 2003 Proctoporus inanis DOAN & SCHARGEL, 2003 Proctoporus sucullucu DOAN & CASTOE, 2003 Squamata Proctoporus unsaacae DOAN & CASTOE, 2003 Amphisbaenidae Riolama uzzelli MOLINA & SEÑARIS, 2003 Amphisbaena arda RODRIGUES, 2003 Iguanidae Amphisbaena ibijara RODRIGUES, ANDRADE & DIAS Liolaemus arambarensis VERRASTRO, VERONESE, LIMA, 2003 BUJES & DIAS FILHO, 2003 Liolaemus azarai AVILA, 2003 Dibamidae Liolaemus dicktracy ESPINOZA & LOBO, 2003 Dibamus boliati DAS & YAAKOB, 2003 Liolaemus morenoi ETHERIDGE, & CHRISTIE, 2003 Dibamus inger DAS & LIM, 2003 Liolaemus punmahuida AVILA, PEREZ & MORANDO, Dibamus vorisi DAS & LIM, 2003 2003 Liolaemus sagei ETHERIDGE, & CHRISTIE, 2003 Agamidae Liolaemus umbrifer ESPINOZA & LOBO, 2003 Calotes chincollium VINDUM, 2003 in VINDUM et al. Morunasaurus peruvianus KÖHLER, 2003 2003 Phrynosaura manueli NÚÑEZ, NAVARRO, GARIN, Japalura polygonata donan OTA, 2003 PINCHEIRA-DONOSO & MERIGGIO, 2003 Pseudotrapelus sinaitus werneri MORAVEC, 2002 Phrynosaura torresi NÚÑEZ, NAVARRO, GARIN, PINCHEIRA-DONOSO & MERIGGIO, 2003 Anguidae Sceloporus edbelli SMITH et al., 2003 nom. nov. pro Abronia martindelcampoi FLORES-VILLEDA & S. belli SMITH et al., 1995 SÁNCHEZ-H., 2003 Lacertidae Chamaeleonidae Lacerta brandtii esfahanica NILSON, N. RASTEGAR- Chamaeleo narraioca NECAS, MODRY & SLAPETA, POUYANI, E. RASTEGAR-POUYANI & ANDRÉN, 2003 2003 Lacerta yassujica NILSON, N. RASTEGAR-POUYANI, E. RASTEGAR-POUYANI & ANDRÉN, 2003 Gekkonidae Mesalina bahaeldini SEGOLI, COHEN, WERNER, 2002 Cnemaspis baueri DAS & GRISMER, 2003 Cnemaspis limi DAS & GRISMER, 2003 Scincidae Cyrtodactylus aaroni GÜNTHER & RÖSLER, 2003 Egernia guthega DONNELLAN, HUTCHINSON, DEMPSEY Cyrtodactylus aequalis BAUER, 2003 & OSBORNE, 2002 Cyrtodactylus annandalei BAUER, 2003 Egernia montana DONNELLAN, HUTCHINSON, DEMPSEY Cyrtodactylus ayeyarwadyensis BAUER, 2003 & OSBORNE, 2002 Cyrtodactylus chanhomeae BAUER, SUMONTHA & Larutia puehensis GRISMER, LEONG & YAAKO, 2003 PAUWELS, 2003 Larutia seribuatensis GRISMER, LEONG & YAAKO, Cyrtodactylus chrysopylos BAUER, 2003 2003 Cyrtodactylus gansi BAUER, 2003 Pseudoacontias unicolor SAKATA & HIKIDA, 2003 Cyrtodactylus phongnhakebangensis ZIEGLER, Scelotes montispectus BAUER, WHITING & SADLIER, RÖSLER, HERRMANN & THANH, 2003 2003 Cyrtodactylus russelli BAUER, 2003 Sirenoscincus yamagishii SAKATA & HIKIDA, 2003 Cyrtodactylus tigroides BAUER, SUMONTHA & Tropidophorus baconi HIKIDA, RIYANTO& OTA, PAUWELS, 2003 2003 Cyrtodactylus wakeorum BAUER, 2003 Hemidactylus foudaii BAHA EL DIN, 2003 Teiidae Hemidactylus pseudomuriceus HENLE & BÖHME, Cnemidophorus mumbuca,COLLI, CALDWELL, 2003 COSTA, GAINSBURY, GARDA, MESQUITA, FILHO, SOARES, Lepidodactylus tepukapili ZUG, WATLING, ALEFAIO, SILVA, VALDUJO, VIEIRA, VITT, WERNECK, WIEDER- ALEFAIO & LUDESCHER, 2003 HECKER & ZATZ, 2003 13 (2005) Heft 2 71 Arbeitsgemeinschaften Cnemidophorus parecis COLLI, COSTA, GARDA, KOPP, Pseudechis porphyriacus eipperi HOSER, 2003b MESQUITA, PÉRES JR., VALDUJO, VIEIRA & WIEDER- Pseudechis porphyriacus rentoni HOSER, 2003b HECKER, 2003 Pseudonaja elliotti HOSER, 2003d Pseudonaja textilis pughi HOSER, 2003d Varanidae Tropidechis sadlieri HOSER, 2003c Varanus boehmei JACOBS, 2003 Literatur Serpentes AVILA, L. J. (2003): A new species of Liolaemus Boidae (Squamata: Liolaemidae) from northeastern Ar- Antaresia maculosus brentonoloughlini HOSER, gentina and southern Paraguay. – Herpetologi- 2003a ca, 59(2): 283-292. Chondropython viridis shireenae HOSER, 2003a AVILA, L., C.H.F. PEREZ & M. MORANDO (2003): A Katrinus fuscus jackyae HOSER, 2003a new species of Liolaemus (Squamata: Iguania: Morelia macburniei HOSER, 2003a Liolaemidae) from Northwestern Patagonia (Neu- Morelia mippughae HOSER, 2003a quén, Argentina). – Herpetologica, 59(3): 534- 545. Colubridae BAHA EL DIN, S. M. (2003): A new species of Amphiesma kerinciense DAVID & DAS, 2003 Hemidactylus (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Apostolepis albicollaris DE LEMA, 2002 Egypt. – Afr. J. Herpetol., 52(1): 39-47. Atractus darienensis MYERS, 2003 BAUER, A. M. (2003): Description of seven new Atractus depressiocellus MYERS, 2003 Cyrtodactylus (Squamata: Gekkonidae) with a Atractus hostilitractus MYERS, 2003 key to the species of Myanmar (Burma). – Proc. Atractus imperfectus MYERS, 2003 Calif. Acad. Sci., 54(259): 463-498. Atractus natans HOOGMOED & PRUDENTE, 2003 BAUER, A. M. & T. LAMB (2003): A new species of Boiga bengkuluensis ORLOV, KUDRYAVTZEV, RYABOV the Pachydactylus weberi-group (Reptilia: Squa- & SHUMAKOV, 2003 mata: Gekkonidae) from the Waterberg Plateau, Clelia hussami MOROTO, FRANCO & SANCHES, 2003 Nambia. – Cimbebasia, 19: 1-12. Eirenis coronella IBRAHIMI SIVAN & WERNER, 2003 BAUER, A. M., M. SUMONTHA & O. S. G. PAUWELS Geophis bellus MYERS, 2003 (2003): Two new species of Cyrtodactylus (Rep- Geophis juarezi NIETO-MONTES DE OCA, 2003 tilia: Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Thailand. – Gongylosoma mukutense GRISMER, DAS & LEONG, Zootaxa, 376: 1-8. 2003 BAUER, A. M., A. S. WHITING & R. A. SADLIER Phalotris labiomaculatus
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