Lizards of Patagonia : Diversity, Systematics, Biogeography and Biology of the Reptiles at the End of the World - Mariana Morando

Lizards of Patagonia

Diversity, Systematics, Biogeography and Biology of the Reptiles at the End of the World

By: Mariana Morando (Editor), Luciano J. Avila (Editor)

Paperback | 25 August 2021

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Section I - Historical and general background -1) History of Discovery of the Patagonian Lizards.- 2) Lizards within the cultural and symbolic context of Patagonia.- Section II - Land, climate and vegetation background - 3) Landscapes and geology, a general introduction to the land of reptiles.- 4) Paleoclimatology of Patagonia since the Cretaceous to the Holocene .- 5) Geographical singularities of the Patagonian climate.- 6) Major phytogeographic units of Patagonia.- 7) The Patagonian fossil lizards.- Section III - Diversity and current knowledge of Patagonian lizards - 8) Naming the diversity: taxonomy of current species of Patagonian lizards.- 9) Phylogenetics, phylogeography and biogeography of Patagonian Steppe lizards.- 10) Phylogeography of lizards in Chile: the role of the history of geographic space on the distribution of its intraspecific diversity.- 11) General ecology of Patagonian lizards.- 12) Reproductive biology of lizards from cold and harsh environments of Patagonia Argentina.- 13) Effects of global warming on ecophysiology of lizards of Patagonia, Argentina.- 14) Conservation of lizards from Patagonia: current status, trends and management proposals.
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"The subtitle of the book refers to the 'Reptiles at the End of the World.' To me, phrases like this, commonly applied to Patagonia, give an almost apocalyptical impression ... . Let's hope that the end of world applies only in its geographical connotation, and that future researchers can use this book as a road map for the benefit of Patagonian lizards and other species in this wonderful and vast region of the world." (Juan D. Daza, Herpetological Review, Vol. 53 (3), 2022)

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