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Approximately 2.4 kbp of mitochondrial DNA was sequenced from 9 individuals of  Uromastyx ornata philbyi  originating from Taif, Namas, Al-Baha, and Jazan in southwestern Saudi Arabia. The sequenced regions cover eight tRNA genes (tRNA Gln , tRNA Ile , tRNA Met , tRNA Trp , tRNA Ala , tRNA Asn , tRNA Cys , and tRNA Tyr ) and two protein-coding genes (NADH dehydrogenase subunit 2 and cytochrome  b ).  U. ornata philbyi  had an insertion of 170 bp length between tRNA Gln  and tRNA Ile  genes. The first 128 bp of this insertion was similar to the one identified earlier in  U. ornata ornata  and can be folded into a stem-and-loop structure, which was less stable in  U. ornata philbyi  than in  U. ornata ornata , or the second tRNA Gln  gene. The next 42 bp of the insertion was unique in  U. ornata philbyi  and additionally retained a stable stem-and-loop structure. Most base substitutions found in the sequenced genes were synonymous transitions rather than transversions. Tree analyses supported the sister group relationship between the two  U. ornata  subspecies and divided  U. ornata philbyi  into two groups: Taif+Namas group in the east of Sarawat and Al-Baha+Jazan group in the west of Sarawat. These molecular data are in agreement with current classification of  U. ornata .

Mitochondrial DNA Variability withinUromastyx ornata philbyi(Agamidae: Squamata) from Southwestern Saudi Arabia