Zsivny Viktor (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 30. (Budapest 1936)
Fejérváry, G. J.: Notes on a very little-known lizard: Lacerta princeps Blanf., with description of the male specimen preserved in the Vienna Natural History Museum
BOULENGER this suture is stated to be short; frontonasal about estimes broader than long, surrounded by 8 shields, the four laterals of which are the upper postnasal and the loreal of either side; itsshape is rather octagonal than hexagonal (DE MÉHELY describes it as a transversely elongate octagon in the young), the two anterior sides of the hexagon being somewhat longer than the two posterior ones, whilst the lateral sides are the shortest; prefrontals meeting in a moderately long median suture, medioposteriorly ending in a short tranverse line (i. e. not pointed), broadly separating the frontal from the first supraocular; frontal as long as the distance of its medioanterior end from the anterior point of frontonasal; its anterior part escutcheon-like, with 4 corners the median part being very bluntly rounded forming a nearly straight line; lateral sides slightly concave; posterior end tricuspid, the median cusp, or point, being the longest; in the middle region broader than the width of the whole of the supraciliary lamina 5 measured in the same transversal line; supraciliary granules present only in the medial portion of the supraciliary plate's length, forming an uninterrupted series composed of 3 granules on either side between supraoculars and superciliaries; the number of granules is „very few" „along the exterior edge of the central superciliaries" in BLANFORD'S type (1, p. 124 footnote), 6 on the right and 4 on the left in the young described by DE MÉHELY, 4 and 3 in the female of the British Museum examined by BOULENGER; superciliaries 5 on either side, the 1 st being the longest; suture between 1 st and 2 nd rounded caudad: this suture is oblique in dorsocaudal direction in the young, „very oblique" in the female of the British Museum: parietals considerably longer than the distance between the anterior border of frontal and the tip of the snout, about as long as the distance between the medio-posterior point of frontal and the half of the frontonasal's length; lateral border much convex largely separated from 1 st supratemporal intruding between them; occipital large, subtriangular, anteriorly rather rounded; posterior border twice as broad as greatest width of interparietal, its length, about equalling the distance measured from its anterior border tosomewhat rostrad of sharply pronounced pineal eye which lies in the anterior part of interparietal. Interparietal medium sized, pentangular, its length equalling half of the frontal's. 6 = Supraoculare II. + granules + supraciliaria.
