We summarize thermal-biology data of 69 species of Amazonian lizards, including mode of
thermoregulation and field-active body temperatures (Tb). We also provide new data on …

Ecological requirements and environmental conditions can influence diversification across
temporal and spatial scales. Understanding the role of ecological niche evolution under …

We present distribution data of all Anguidae, Scincidae, and Teiidae lizards known from the
Brazilian Amazonia, totaling 29 species-level taxa, belonging to 14 genera. This represents …

We present distribution data of all Alopoglossidae and Gymnophthalmidae lizards known
from the Brazilian Amazonia, totaling 54 species-level taxa, belonging to 17 genera and two …

Among the currently recognized species of Alopoglossus, the Amazonian Alopoglossus
angulatus has the widest distribution. We here analyse variation in scutellation and …

In vertebrates, true parthenogenesis is found only in squamate reptiles and (mostly)
originates via interspecific hybridization after secondary contact. In many cases …

Aim Distinguishing ecological and evolutionary processes that structure assemblages can
provide a comprehensive vision of the variation in species turnover in heterogeneous …

The use of lizards as model organisms in ecological studies is based on their success in
occupying a great diversity of habitats, and some species are closely tied to the …

Anthropogenic global warming and deforestation are significant drivers of the global
biodiversity crisis. Ectothermic and viviparous animals are especially vulnerable since high …

Trade of non-native reptiles is an important and increasing driver of biodiversity loss and
often compromises the standards required for protection. However, the growing interest in …