Abnormal caudal regeneration, the production of additional tails through regeneration
events, occurs in lepidosaurs as a result of incomplete autotomy or sufficient caudal wound …

Background Study on the failure of limb regeneration in lizards evidences the difficult
problems met from amniotes to regenerate organs. Contrary to the tail, limb loss in terrestrial …

We report a second instance of tail duplication in Sceloporus occidentalis and provide an
updated list of all available data on tail furcations in lizards. The two previous …

It has been noted that caudal autotomy as a way of defending against predators in recent
reptiles is characteristic solely of lepidosaurs and is absent in crocodiles and turtles. It was …

I here describe lacertids from the classic Węże I locality in southern Poland (? Pliocene
deposits) based on six previously undescribed jaws: an incomplete left maxilla, two …

After tail and limb amputation in lizard, injection of 5BrdU for 6 days produces
immunolabelled cells in most tissues of tail and limb stumps. After further 8 and 16 days, and …

Downes, SJ, Shine, R.(2001): Why does tail loss increase a lizard's later vulnerability to
snake predators? Ecology 82: 1293–1303. Fox, SF, Rostker, MA (1982): Social cost of tail …

Sebastian Hoefer & Nathan J. Robinson 334 second tail appearing to have grown above the
original tail. The regenerated tail was twice the length of the original tail, which appeared to …

Acknowledgements. We are grateful Raul Sales for providing pre-peer review and helpful
comments on the manuscript; Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade …

2017). En esta nota aportamos registros de presencia de autotomía caudal incompleta en la
familia Lacertidae, tras la revisión de 11.869 ejemplares conservados en la colección de …