| Members of the genus Ablepharus, often referred to as ocellated skinks, range from southeastern Europe to Pakistan. |
| Similarly, the habitats of the ocellated lizard, the southern smooth snake or white-clawed crayfish have been protected. |
| Researchers assumed turkey bones previously recovered from Maya sites belonged to the native ocellated turkey, Meleagris ocellata. |
| Other figures of ocellated turkeys show but little in addition to the points just discussed. |
| It seems that both available species were eaten, the domesticated one now familiar worldwide and also the ocellated turkey. |
| DeWoody along with former Purdue graduate student Johel Chaves-Campos studied ocellated antbirds in the tropical forests of Central America. |
