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  1. 81
    Publicado 2014
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    Los anfibios y reptiles de Hidalgo, México : diversidad, biogeografía y conservación /
  2. 82
    por Chinchar, V. Gregory
    Publicado 2011
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    Special Issue: Viruses Infecting Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles
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    “…We applied these methods to a diverse array of oviparous reptiles (24 species of lizards, 18 snakes, 11 turtles, 1 crocodilian), to identify general influences on cardiac rates during embryogenesis. …”
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    Patterns of Interspecific Variation in the Heart Rates of Embryonic Reptiles
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    Mycotic Brain Abscess Caused by Opportunistic Reptile Pathogen
  5. 85
    “…This telomere-restoring enzyme was formerly suggested to be involved in preventing early telomere attrition in early fast-growing and long-lived species, including squamate reptiles. We found that within one nesting cycle, adult females having performed shorter migrations prior to the considered nesting season had shorter blood telomeres and lower reproductive output. …”
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    Telomeres, Age and Reproduction in a Long-Lived Reptile
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    Chrysosporium-Related Fungi and Reptiles: A Fatal Attraction
  7. 87
    “…We estimate the rate at which fusions between sex chromosomes and autosomes become established across the phylogenies of both fishes and squamate reptiles. Both the incidence among extant species and the establishment rate of Y-autosome fusions is much higher than for X-autosome, Z-autosome, or W-autosome fusions. …”
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    Y Fuse? Sex Chromosome Fusions in Fishes and Reptiles
  8. 88
    “…We identified EBRs and HSBs in ancestral bird, archosaurian (bird, crocodile, and dinosaur), and reptile chromosomes. Genes involved in the regulation of gene expression and biosynthetic processes were preferably located in HSBs, including for example, avian-specific HSBs enriched for genes involved in limb development. …”
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    Novel Insights into Chromosome Evolution in Birds, Archosaurs, and Reptiles
  9. 89
    “…Thus, we investigated the impact of incubation temperature upon the boldness on an oviparous reptile, the bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps). Eggs, from one clutch, were incubated at two different average temperatures within the normal range. …”
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    The impact of egg incubation temperature on the personality of oviparous reptiles
  10. 90
    “…We provide the first global-scale analysis investigating the diversification of one of the main forms of communication among reptiles, presenting a macroevolutionary angle to questions traditionally explored at microevolutionary scale.…”
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    Macroevolutionary diversification of glands for chemical communication in squamate reptiles
  11. 91
    “…The capacity for intravertebral autotomy among modern reptiles suggests that it evolved in the lepidosaur branch of reptilian evolution, because no such vertebral features are known in turtles or crocodilians. …”
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    Caudal autotomy as anti-predatory behaviour in Palaeozoic reptiles
  12. 92
    “…This resource will serve as an important data repository for addressing overarching questions about thermal plasticity of reptile embryos.…”
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    A comprehensive database of thermal developmental plasticity in reptiles
  13. 93
    “…Our understanding of the impacts of time since fire on reptiles remains limited, partly because there are relatively few locations where long‐term, spatially explicit fire histories are available. …”
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    The disproportionate importance of long‐unburned forests and woodlands for reptiles
  14. 94
    “…Several Arcobacter taxa are widespread amongst reptiles and often show a broad host range. Reptiles carry a large diversity of unique and novel Helicobacter taxa, which apparently evolved in an ectothermic host. …”
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    Living in Cold Blood: Arcobacter, Campylobacter, and Helicobacter in Reptiles
  15. 95
    “…We methodologically improved these criteria and then applied them to life history traits of amphibians, Anura, Caudata (eleven traits), and reptiles (eight traits). The numbers of invariant traits identified by criteria differed across amphibian orders and between amphibians and reptiles. …”
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    An identification of invariants in life history traits of amphibians and reptiles
  16. 96
    “…Based on existing distributions of 1631 individual reptile study locations, reptile species richness, proximity to universities, human footprint and location of protected areas, we found the strongest predictor of reptile research locations was proximity to universities (40.8%). …”
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    Location biases in ecological research on Australian terrestrial reptiles
  17. 97
    “…The use of carbon dioxide (CO(2)) exposure as a means of animal euthanasia has received considerable attention in mammals and birds but remains virtually untested in reptiles. We measured the behavioral responses of four squamate reptile species (Homalopsis buccata, Malayopython reticulatus, Python bivitattus, and Varanus salvator) to exposure to 99.5% CO(2) for durations of 15, 30, or 90 minutes. …”
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    Behavioral and corticosterone responses to carbon dioxide exposure in reptiles
  18. 98
    “…Measurements of femoral nutrient foramina show Morganucodon had blood flow rates intermediate between living mammals and reptiles, suggesting maximum metabolic rates increased evolutionarily before basal metabolic rates. …”
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    Reptile-like physiology in Early Jurassic stem-mammals
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    “…Human influence negatively affects the species diversity and number of animals, including reptiles. There are no endemic species in the reptile fauna of the Volga basin. …”
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    Reptile occurrences data in the Volga River basin (Russia)
  20. 100
    por Altherr, Sandra, Lameter, Katharina
    Publicado 2020
    “…SIMPLE SUMMARY: The exotic pet trade has been identified as a main threat to many reptile and amphibian species, especially for optically attractive species or those with special biological features. …”
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    The Rush for the Rare: Reptiles and Amphibians in the European Pet Trade
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