African Journal of Herpetology, Volume 71, Issue 2 (2022)

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African Journal of Herpetology, Volume 71, Issue 2 (2022)

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Mistaken identity: challenges with specimen identification for morphologically conservative skinks (Trachylepis) leads to taxonomic error
Kirstin Stephens, Graham J Alexander, Buyisile G Makhubo, Nicolas S Telford & Krystal A Tolley
Pages: 101-118
Published online: 31 Jan 2022
AbstractforMistaken identity: challenges with specimen identification for morphologically conservative skinks (Trachylepis) leads to taxonomic error | Full Text | References | PDF (3 MB) | EPUB | Supplemental
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Thirty years of amphibian surveys in the Ukagurus Mountains of Tanzania reveal new species, yet others are in decline
H Christoph Liedtke, John V Lyakurwa, Lucinda P Lawson, Michele Menegon, Marina Garrido-Priego, Jean Mariaux, Wilirk Ngalason, Alan Channing, Nisha R Owen, Gabriela B Bittencourt-Silva, Mark Wilkinson, Joanna G Larson, Václav Gvoždík & Simon P Loader
Pages: 119-138
Published online: 17 Mar 2022
AbstractforThirty years of amphibian surveys in the Ukagurus Mountains of Tanzania reveal new species, yet others are in decline | Full Text | References | PDF (5.3 MB) | EPUB
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On the identity of west Saharan geckos of the Tarentola ephippiata complex (Squamata: Phyllodactylidae), with comments on an extreme case of syntopy with their close relative T. annularis
Thore Koppetsch & Wolfgang Böhme
Pages: 139-159
Published online: 07 Apr 2022
AbstractforOn the identity of west Saharan geckos of the Tarentola ephippiata complex (Squamata: Phyllodactylidae), with comments on an extreme case of syntopy with their close relative T. annularis | Full Text | References | PDF (5.2 MB) | EPUB
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Digging adaptations evolved independently in two lineages of Psammophiid snake: evidence from cranial morphology
Nick Sekits, Walter Tunnell-Wilson & Kate Jackson
Pages: 160-180
Published online: 20 Jul 2022
AbstractforDigging adaptations evolved independently in two lineages of Psammophiid snake: evidence from cranial morphology | Full Text | References | PDF (3.1 MB) | EPUB
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Thermal physiology of Tropical House Geckos (Hemidactylus mabouia) in a cool temperate region of South Africa.
S Welman & I Ibarzabal
Pages: 181-193
Published online: 18 Aug 2022
AbstractforThermal physiology of Tropical House Geckos (Hemidactylus mabouia) in a cool temperate region of South Africa. | Full Text | References | PDF (1 MB) | EPUB | Supplemental
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Short Communications

Tropidosaura essexi Hewitt, 1927 (Reptilia: Lacertidae) is live bearing: the only viviparous African lacertid
Gary K Nicolau, Emily A Jackson, Adriaan Jordaan & Graham J Alexander
Pages: 194-200
Published online: 06 Feb 2022
AbstractforTropidosaura essexi Hewitt, 1927 (Reptilia: Lacertidae) is live bearing: the only viviparous African lacertid | Full Text | References | PDF (1.2 MB) | EPUB
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New records and a notable observation of potentially predator-avoiding amplectic behaviour in Boophis erythrodactylus from Madagascar
Robin Kurian Abraham & Carl Richard Hutter
Pages: 201-209
Published online: 14 Apr 2022
AbstractforNew records and a notable observation of potentially predator-avoiding amplectic behaviour in Boophis erythrodactylus from Madagascar | Full Text | References | PDF (2.6 MB) | EPUB
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