Mexico is the country with the most significant herpetofaunal diversity and endemism in
Mesoamerica. Anthropogenic threats to Mexico's reptiles are growing exponentially …

The booid snakes (superfamily Booidae) are a near–circumglobally distributed group of
macrostoman alethinophidian squamates, and several lineages are of significant …

Nicaragua is a biodiverse country, but documented herpetological specimens are
underrepresented compared to neighboring countries. In 2018 we conducted a collaborative …

Single-locus molecular barcoding is a useful method for identifying overlooked and
undescribed biodiversity, providing the groundwork for further systematic study and …

The herpetofauna of Jalisco, Mexico, is comprised of 223 species, including 47 anurans,
four salamanders, one caecilian, one crocodylian, 158 squamates, and 12 turtles. We …

I provide an updated list of the amphibians and reptiles of Nicaragua, and include notes on
nomenclatural changes made since the last checklist was published for the country. I …

Several lines of evidence suggest that numerous populations of cantils (Agkistrodon
bilineatus, A. taylori), New World pitvipers with a distribution in Mesoamerica, are in rapid …

The geological history of Central America is remarkably complex, as the region has served
as the biological dispersal route between North and South America, and also has been the …

We report upon the amphibians collected during seven expeditions carried out between the
years 2000–2006 to thirteen localities in both Refugio de Vida Silvestre Río San Juan and …

We report on the first definite record of the False Tree Coral Snake, Rhinobothryum bovallii
(Andersson, 1916), from Nicaragua based on one specimen from the Refugio Bartola …