Adult Body Length and Sexual Size Dimorphism in "Lacerta agilis boemica" (Reptilia, Lacertidae) : Between-Year and Interlocality Variation

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  Codice DOI: 10.1400/73944

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/73944
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  • Introduction
  • Preface - Prefazione
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  • Distribution of Lacertd Lizards in a Tuscan Agro-Ecosystem (Central Italy)
  • Population Heterogeneity and Conservation of the Aeolian Wall Lizard, "Podarcis raffonei"
  • Reproductive Cycles in Mediterranean Lacertids
  • Intraspecific Variation of Preferred Temperatures in the NE form of "Podarcis hispanica*"
  • "Podarcis" LIzards in ana Agro-Environment in Tuscany (Central Italy)
  • Patterns of Shape and Size Sexual Dimorphism in a Population of "Podarcis hispanica*" (Reptilia: Lacertidae) from NE Iberia
  • The Micro-Insular Distribution of the Genus "Podarcis" within the Aeolian Archipelago
  • Preliminary Data on the Ecology of "Podarcis filfolensis" of Lampione Islet (Pelagian Islands, Channel of Sicily, Italy)
  • How Variable Can Be "Podarcis carbonelli berlengensis"? A Study in Comparative Morphology
  • Differentiation within Syrian Populations of the Lizard "Mesalina Brevirostris"
  • A Complex Case of Interaction between Lizards and Plants. The Dead Horse Arum ("Drancunculus muscivorus") and the Balearic Lizard ("Podarcis lilfordi")
  • Aspects of the Evolutionary History of "Podarcis taurica" (Pallas 1814), "P. gaigeae" (Werner 1930) and "P. milensis" (Bedriaga 1882) in Greece
  • Adult Body Length and Sexual Size Dimorphism in "Lacerta agilis boemica" (Reptilia, Lacertidae)
  • Distribution and Ecological Preferences of Lacertids in Calabria (Southern Italy)
  • Genetic Diversity within Corsican and Sardinian Specimens of the Tyrrenian Wall Lizard, "Podarcis tiliguerta", Estimated Using mtDNA Sequences
  • Developmental Stability of Sand Lizard ("Lacerta agilis" L.) under Optimal and Non-Optimal Conditions