Titlebook: Conservation Genetics of New World Crocodilians; Rodrigo Barban Zucoloto,Patricia Susana Amavet,Ize Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56383-7molecular ecology; population genetics; conservation policy; crocodilian diversity; phylogeography

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V. Barger,M. S. Berger,P. Ohmanndly discussed in the light of biogeographical and evolutionary origins. As a broad generalization, crocodilians are morphologically, genetically, and ecologically conservative and show a high dispersal ability, which together complicate the delimitation of species boundaries. Furthermore, distinct c

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R. Rouseff,F. Gmitter,J. Grosserlied to understanding relationships and natural history for hundreds of years have been supplemented (and sometimes replaced) by biochemical and molecular techniques that now allow us to examine the entire genomes of non-model organisms. Herein we review the use of these new technologies as they app

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,Savoury flavours — an overview,eneral, exclusively terrestrial and exclusively aquatic vertebrates have well-studied and defined biogeographic patterns in the New World, but the biogeography of semiaquatic organisms is still poorly understood. In this chapter we discuss the biogeographic patterns and processes of New-World crocod

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Matching sensory and instrumental analyses,t unravelling has been the widespread occurrence of multiple paternity (more than one sire for a clutch of eggs) across the global crocodilian species. The advantages of this strategy are still being debated and may differ across the different species, being dependent on factors such as population d