[PDF] Top 20 Geographical distribution of the amphibians and reptiles of Angola

... on the amphibians and reptiles species of Angola were obtained through the analysis of all available bibliographic sources regarding Angolan ...on the ... See full document

... in the geographical distribution of ...Ticks of this species have also previously been found parasitizing wild rodents - ...1842), and Cavia aperea Erxleben, 1777 - and ... See full document

... Occurrence of taxa was determined on the basis of the original species descriptions, listings in species descriptions of similar or sympatric taxa, museum records and/or our own ... See full document

... function and persistence, there is global biodiversity loss at an alarming ...deserts and arid regions is still very poor in comparison to other ...25% of terrestrial vertebrate’s species and ... See full document

... TJ. and TELLO, ...WE. and WALDEZ, F., 2007. Topographic and edaphic effects on the distribution of terrestrially reproducing anurans in Central Amazonia: mesoscale spatial ... See full document

... 2001. The area is managed for sustainable use and covers a total of 827,877 hectares, in the Municipality of Maués, eastern Amazonas ...State. The reserve is located in ... See full document

... conlict of evidence on the mode of generation of cardiorespiratory synchrony, which in elasmobranches may be primarily generated by central interactions in inactive, normoxic, or hyperoxic ish ... See full document

... Strait of Gibraltar is claimed to be a geographic barrier for amphibians and reptiles, and to have promoted vicariance of many species (Busack 1986; Busack and Lawson ... See full document

... surveyed the herpetofauna from the Complex of Planalto da Ibiapaba (CPI), CE, Brazil, during two years, using five sampling methods and information available in the ...literature. ... See full document

... cuvieri, and Scinax ...limellus, and Chthonerpeton indistinctum (Reinhardt & Lütken, ...areas of accelerated urban development, we find Argenteohyla siemersi (Mertens, 1937), Ceratophrys ornata ... See full document

... small geographical ranges are more prone to extinction than those with broad distributions, since they are more likely to be exposed to threatening process throughout their entire range, generally present a low ... See full document

... extensive distribution in the waters of Northeastern Brazil, being characterized as abundant and ...frequent. The data corroborate those cited by Be´ & Gilmer (1977) as being a ... See full document

... However, the list presented here is likely underestimated, since many species expected to occur in the region were not recorded, and we expect that, with additional sampling efforts directed mainly ... See full document

... survey and on the previous list of Rocha et ...list of 201 species of amphibians (197 belonging to the Order Anura and four to the Order Gymnophiona) ... See full document

... Martins & Silva (1964) cited 30 species of phlebotomine sand flies from the state of Acre. Of these, we did not take 13 species, yet w e did record 19 species as new state records[r] ... See full document

... setae and some long stiff scattered setae mainly on cephalic region. Eyes and eye tubercle: eye tubercle ...sizes and inter-distances: AME ...Ratio of eye group width to length ...area ... See full document

... to the date when the record was collected, as follows: ‘Historical Data’ included records prior to the year 2000; and ‘Current Data’ included records dated from 2000 to ...considered ... See full document

... group of algae due to their often appealing appearance (Coesel & Krienitz, ...environments of slightly acid pH, high temperatures and low electrical conductivity (Coesel, 1982, 1996; Černá & ... See full document

... ABSTRACT: The purpose of this work is to study which are the amphibians and reptiles portrayed as mascots of Brazilian soccer ...on the homepage: ... See full document

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