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  • Arribas, O.J. (2009) -  Morphological variability of the Cantabro-Pyrenean populations of Zootoca vivipara (JACQUIN, 1787) with description of a new subspecies. -  Herpetozoa, Wien, 21 (3/4): 123-146.    

  • Arribas, O.J. (2019) -  Comments about the Gachet’s (1834) paper: “Notice sur le Lezard de Schreibers (lacerta Schreibersiana Milne-Edwards” and the status of its varieties “fusca” and “lutea” in relation to Zootoca vivipara louislantzi Arribas, 1999. -  Butlletí de la Societat Catalana d’Herpetologia, Barcelona, 27: 7-13.    

  • Böhme, W. (2010) -  A list of the herpetological type specimens in the Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. -  Bonn zoological Bulletin, 59: 79-108.    

  • Carretero, M.A. & Roig, J.M. & Llorente, G.A. (2005) -  Variation in preferred body temperature in an oviparous population of Lacerta (Zootoca) vivipara. -  The Herpetological Journal, 15 (1): 51-55.    

  • Chabaud, C. & Berroneau, M. & Berroneau, M. & Dupoué, A. & Guillon, M. & Vitoni, R. & Gavirai, R.S. & Clobert, J. & Lourdais, O. & Galliard, J.-F. le (2022) -  Climate aridity and habitat drive geographical variation in morphology and thermo-hydroregulation strategies of a widespread lizard species. -  Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2022, XX: 1-19.     

  • Cornetti, L. & Griffith, O.W. & Panziera, A. & Whittington, C.M. & Thompson, M.B. & Vernesi, C. & Bertorelle, G. (2017) -  Candidate genes involved in the evolution of viviparity: a RAD sequencing experiment in the lizard Zootoca vivipara (Squamata: Lacertidae). -  Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2017. doi.org/10.1093/zoolinnean/zlx069    

  • Garcia-Diez, T. & González-Fernández, J.E. (2013) -  The reptile type specimens preserved in the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC) of Madrid, Spain. -  Zootaxa, 3619 (1): 46-58.    

  • Horreo, J.L. & Peláez, M.L. & Breedveld, M.C. & Suárez, T. & Urieta, M. & Fitze, P.S. (2019) -  Population structure of the oviparous South-West European common lizard. -  European Journal of Wildlife Research, 65: 11.  

  • Kwet, A. (2022) -  Die Pyrenäen – Amphibien und Reptilien im Grenzgebiet der Iberischen Halbinsel. -  elaphe 3/2022: 32-42.  

  • Lindtke, D. & Mayer, W. & Böhme, W. (2010) -  Identification of a contact zone between oviparous and viviparous common lizards (Zootoca vivipara) in central Europe: reproductive strategies and natural hybridization. -  Salamandra, 46 (2): 73-82.    

  • Muratet, J. (2015) -  Lézard vivipara cantabro-pyrénéen Zootoca vivipara louislantzi (Daudin, 1802). -  In: Muratet, J. (ed.): Identifier les Reptile de France Métropolitain. Ed. Ecodiv, France. pp. 450-459.  

  • Oefinger, B. & Oefinger, P. (2011) -  Northern Spain, 02. - 13.09.2011 -  https://www.eurolizards.com/trip-reports/trip-reports-before-2016/    

  • Oefinger, B. & Oefinger, P. (2016) -  Pyrenees, 2008 - 2016. -  https://www.eurolizards.com/trip-reports/pyrenees-2008-2016/  

  • Penalver-Alcaraz, M. & Romero-Diaz, C. & Fitze, P.S. (2015) -  Communal egg-laying in oviparous Zootoca vivipara louislantzi of the Central Pyrenees. -  Herpetology Notes, 8: 4-7.  

  • Pottier, G. (2016) -  Les landes humides atlantiques à l’épreuve des « Trente Glorieuses » : chronique de l’extinction du Lézard vivipare de Lantz Zootoca vivipara louislantzi Arribas, 2009 dans la plaine sud de Tarbes (Hautes-Pyrénées). -  Bulletin de la Société herpétologique de France, 157: 15-40.     

  • Schlüter, U. (2011) -  Die Lacertiden Andorras.  -  Die Eidechse, Magdeburg/Hamburg, 22 (3): 83-92.   

  • Surget-Groba, Y. & Guillaume, C-P. & Thorpe, R.S. & Kupriyanova, L. & Vogrin, N. & Maslak, R. & Mazzotti, S. & Venczel, M. & Ghira, I. & Odierna, G. & Leontyeva, O. & Monney, J.C. & Smith, N. (2001) -  Intraspecific Phylogeography of Lacerta vivipara and the Evolution of Viviparity. -  Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 18 (3): 449-459.  

  • Trochet, A. & Richard, M. & Sorlin, M.V. & Guillon, M. & Teulieres-Quillet, J. & Vallé, C. & Rault, C. & Berroneau, & M. Berroneau, M. & Lourdais, O. et al. (2021) -  Genetic and demographic trends from rear to leading edge are explained by climate and forest cover in a cold adapted ectotherm. -  Diversity and Distributions, Wiley, 27 021, (2), pp.267-281. 10.1111/ddi.13202. hal-03009458