Titlebook: Lizards of Patagonia; Diversity, Systemati Mariana Morando,Luciano J. Avila Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Gondwanan reptile

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The Relationship Between People and Lizards in Patagoniaing forward to the local ecological knowledge (LEK) of the Patagonian lizards, especially the “matuasto”. The preliminary analysis of ethnohistorical sources points out the relevant role of “matuastos” in the cosmologies of the original people from Patagonia, often considered as immortal, selfish an

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Geographical Singularities of the Patagonian Climateof the westerlies at these latitudes, the constancy and strength of these winds become decisive climatic factors. The westerly flow is fairly perpendicular to the Andean Range so as to create very sharp differences between both sides, mainly in precipitation. Thus, windward (Pacific side) mountainou

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Landscapes and Geology of Patagonia: An Introduction to the Land of Reptileslogical units. A review of studies on geology, stratigraphic, main geologic landmarks, geological history, and geological resources will be briefly described. This review was performed on the base of geological province concept, including a stratigraphic-morphostructural criteria and a description o

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The Patagonian Fossil Lizardsng the origin and evolution of the main clades. The fossil record of squamates in Patagonia is still scarce but it represents one of the most prolific of all of South America. An updated systematic review of the available information of Patagonian fossil lizards is summarized in this chapter. The ol

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Biogeography, Ecology, and Spatial Patterns of Patagonian Lizardscal records corresponds to the Liolaemidae family (. and .). Latitudinally, lizard richness is higher between 37° and 39° S, decreasing gradually until latitude 54° S; longitudinally, it is higher between 69° and 71° W. The georeferenced records and the number of collected specimens have some biases

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