Amphibians and Reptiles of Baja California, Including Its Pacific Islands and the Islands in the Sea of Cortés

By L. Grismer, J. Powell. 2002

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Foreword, by Harry W. Greene Preface Acknowledgments General introduction 1. Salamanders 2. Frogs and Toads 3. Turtles and Tortoises 4. Lizards 5. Worm Lizards 6. Snakes Appendix A. Insular Species Checklist Appendix B. Claves taxonomicas Glossary Literature Cited Index

Subfields: Ecological Modeling, Ecology, Social Psychology

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• Diversity, invasive species and extinctions in insular ecosystems (2008, background): “on closely related populations or taxa (Grismer 2002).”
• Size evolution in island lizards (2007, unknown): “…and King 2004 SVL nr nr 470 395 Carnivorous Pianka and King 2004 SVL nr nr 304.0 308.0 Herbivorous Grismer 2002 SVL nr nr 129.0 154.0 Herbivorous Grismer 2002 SVL nr nr 180.0 250.0 Herbivorous Chapple 2003 SVL 55 96 260.0 300.0 Herbivorous Greer 2005 SVL nr nr 150.0 197.0 Omnivorous Case 1978…”