Titlebook: New Zealand Lizards; David G. Chapple Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Fossil record of New Zealand lizards.Li

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Thermal and Metabolic Physiology of New Zealand Lizards,atures. Unusually, from a global perspective, both lineages (geckos and skinks) include diurnally foraging and nocturnally foraging species. We review their physiology, focusing mainly on thermal and metabolic studies. Species that bask avidly, and those that bask cryptically, have field body temper

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Sampling Techniques for New Zealand Lizards, sized by global standards. Methods used to sample these lizards in the field are a subset of those available worldwide, but include some notable adaptions, novel designs and techniques originally developed for the detection and monitoring of pest mammals. This chapter describes current standard fie

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Lizard Conservation in Mainland Sanctuaries,aland lizards. This is due to the reliance of a large number of species on habitats unavailable on offshore islands. However, despite considerable predator control efforts, lizard populations are still in decline, even in some mainland sanctuaries. The main cause of this failure appears to be that p

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Origin, Spread and Biology of the Invasive Plague Skink (,) in New Zealand,the plague skink was first detected in south Auckland in the mid-1960s. A molecular study has identified the source population for the introduction as inland northern New South Wales, near Tenterfield. The plague skink has now spread across the majority of the North Island via human-assisted jump di

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The Future of New Zealand Lizard Research,, life history, and reproduction and conservation of the New Zealand lizard fauna. In collating our current knowledge of New Zealand lizards, it has been possible to critically assess the lizard research that has been conducted on New Zealand species. Conservation, the development of sampling and mo

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Rodney A. Hitchmough,Geoffrey B. Patterson,David G. Chapplerightest, and Kepler‘s supernova of 1604 had a magnitude of - 3 or so. Thus the Cygnus Loop supernova might have had a magnitude of - 6 or so, and should have been readily visible in daytime. A supernova in Vela, about 8000 B. C. was comparably close, as was SN 1006, whose magnitude may have been -9

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Alison Cree,Kelly M. Hareectrons (stimulated Comton scattering) produces a steep photon density spectrum ∝ ν.that is taken over by normal inverse Compton scattering at ν. ? 1.5 × 10. Hz. The change of slope produced at this frequency is characteristic of observations and fundamental to the theory. The large infrared emissio