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http://www.dghtserver.de/foren/showthre ... 05&t=13270 reading this thread i have understood that there is introduced Tarentola mauritanica, is it true? Im talking about this

Unter Steinen ziemlich häufig ist Tarentola delalandii und an Häusern findest Du gar nicht so selten eine eingeschleppte Form von Tarentola mauritanica (als Halblaie würde ich dem Aussehen nach deren Urahnen im Tunesischen vermuten).

yes, first? mentioned by:
MARTÍNEZ-RICA, J. P. (1997): Tarentola mauritanica LINNAEUS 1758; pp. 202-204. In: PLEGUEZUELOS, J. M. (ed.): Distribución y biogeografía de los anfibios y reptiles en España y Portugal. Granada (Universidad de Granada y asociación Herpetológica Española).

Mario

I can not find this paper

a few lines only without exact distribution


See also:
Jesus, J. & R. Concalves (2008): First record of Tarentola mauritanica (Linnaeus, 1758) on Porto Santo Island.- Herpetozoa, 20 (3/4): 175-177.
PDF-5338 in DB

How to distinguish T. mauritanica and T. delalandii?

I'm already on la palma. What is the best to use as a lure for lizards?

T. mauritanica or T. delalandi?

this one seems to be mauritanica

And this one?

looks also like mauritanica

mauritanica: on back large scales surrounded by small ones.
delelandii: scales arranged like roofbricks.