The spotted turtle genus

The spotted turtle genus
Female mature form (Spain) of チチュウカイイシガメ (Mauremys leprosa)
Classification
界 : Animal kingdom Animalia The gate : Chordate gate Chordata Amon : Vertebrate Amon Vertebrata Rope : Reptilia Reptilia Eyes : Testudinata Testudines Suborder : 潜頸亜目 Cryptodira Superfamily : リクガメ superfamily Testudinoidea Course : Spotted turtle department Geoemydidae The genus : Spotted turtle genus Mauremys
Scientific name
Mauremys (Gray, 1869)
Synonym
Annamemys Cathaiemys Emmenia Eryma

The spotted turtle genus (spotted turtle ぞく, spotted turtle genus, scientific name: Mauremys) is one of the genus of the spotted turtle department. A result that they steal conventional Hana from molecular system analysis, and the genus (Ocadia) and the shield bug genus (Chinemys) are included in this genus is provided.

The following kinds are included.

• Japanese spotted turtle, M. japonica
• Minami spotted turtle, M. mutica
• I stole Ann naan and I stole Ann naan before M. annamensis - and was divided into genus Annamemys.
• カスピイシガメ, M. caspica
• It was included in カスピイシガメ before Greek spotted turtle, M. rivulata -.
• It was included in カスピイシガメ before チチュウカイイシガメ, M. leprosa -.

イバーソンイシガメ listed as Mauremys iversoni is Minami spotted turtle (usually female) and a breeding mongrel between ミスジハコガメ [¹] or Cuora cyclornata (usually male). Similarly, the tortoise listed as Pritchard spotted turtle Mauremys pritchardi is the breeding with shield bug and the Minami spotted turtle and a natural mongrel [¹]. It is not a rare thing that a seed of the spotted turtle department grows, but it has not been yet argued about the Pritchard spotted turtle by a mongrel. イバーソンイシガメ is seen only under breeding and will not be a kind because most males are sterile.

System

By the molecular system analysis using mtDNA, the place of origin becomes the sisters group of the ハコガメ genus. About the internal system relations, the following result is provided [²].

The spotted turtle genus	Minami spotted turtle M. mutica   Steal Ann naan; M. annamensis     チチュウカイイシガメ M. leprosa     Greek spotted turtle M. rivulata   カスピイシガメ M. caspica       Steal Hana; M. sinensis   Japanese spotted turtle M. japonica     Guangdong shield bug M. nigricans   Shield bug M. reevesii (including オオアタマクサガメ M. megalocephala) [3]

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b} Hideaki Kato, Makiko Mori, 斉冬至, Hideo Eto (2012). "The record of the crossing individual of shield bug and the Minami spotted turtle in the Mishima, Shizuoka Ichimatsu doll hair river". It is http://www.spmnh.jp/report/tokainh05/tokai0503.pdf. Tokai nature 5: 35-39 
2. ^ Guillon, Jean-Michel and Guéry, Loreleïand Hulin, Vincent and Girondot, Marc (2012). "A large phylogeny of turtles (Testudines) using molecular data,". Contributions to Zoology 81 (3): 147-158. http://dpc.uba.uva.nl/ctz/vol81/nr03/art02. 
3. ^ Barth, DANA and Bernhard, DETLEF and Guicking, DANIELA and Stock, M and Fritz, U (2002). "Is Chinemys megalocephala Fang, 1934 a valid species?New insights based on mitochondrial DNA sequence data". SALAMANDRA-BONN- 38 (4): 233-244. http://www.iucn-tftsg.org/wp-content/uploads/file/Articles/Barth_etal_2003.pdf. 

References

• Parham, James Ford; Simison, W. Brian; Kozak, Kenneth H.; Feldman, Chris R. & Shi, Haitao (2001). "New Chinese turtles: endangered or invalid? A reassessment of two species using mitochondrial DNA, allozyme electrophoresis and known-locality specimens." Animal Conservation 4 (4): 357–367. doi: 10.1017/S1367943001001421.  Erratum: Animal Conservation 5(1): 86 HTML abstract

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