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

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Reproductive Biology of Lizards from Patagonia, Argentina: Physiological and Behavioral Adaptations at inhabit the cold and harsh environments of Patagonia, Argentina. Lizards of the genera ., . and . have shown distinctive life-history traits, such as the retention of eggs in the oviducts during most of embryogenesis, evolutionary transitions from oviparity to viviparity, adaptive synchronization

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Effects of Acute and Chronic Environmental Disturbances on Lizards of Patagoniaically adjust to change and on the timing and magnitude of the disturbances. This resilience is a result of numerous exposures to perturbations throughout the evolution of the species. In Patagonia, volcanic eruptions have caused larger and variable perturbations on populations and communities. The

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Conservation Concerns About the Southernmost Lizards of the Worldre than 160 species, Patagonian lizards encompass a high percentage of the lizard diversity from South America. Among them, at least one-third are currently listed with some IUCN Red List threat category. These species are affected by several threats, among which some of the most harmful ones are re

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Book 2020s, which makes it possible to interpret, from an evolutionary perspective, the latest findings on the various natural history aspects of its lizard fauna. As such, the book will appeal to all researchers and professionals specialized in lizard ecology and evolution.

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The Relationship Between People and Lizards in Patagoniae recorded stories account for frequent biting events on sheep. The local perception on “matuastos” as harmful beings would provoke an attitude of caution and rejection towards them. This work provides a first overview on the relationship of lizards and the people from Patagonia while constituting an initial step for future research.

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Naming the Diversity: Taxonomy of Current Species of Patagonian Lizardsurpose of this chapter is to provide a taxonomic summary of Patagonian lizards. We include a number of plates with pictures of poorly known and/or endemic Patagonian species probably never included in any book or publication.

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Diversification and Evolutionary Histories of Patagonian Steppe Lizardss boundaries and possible underlying processes, highlighting the extent of hybridization and its possible role for the lack of strongly supported phylogenetic relationships within several species groups.

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