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Citation title: "Phenotypic Variation, Phylogenetic Position and New Distributional Records for the Poorly Known Liolaemus silvai Ortiz 1989 (Iguania: Iguanidae: Liolaemini)".

Study name: "Phenotypic Variation, Phylogenetic Position and New Distributional Records for the Poorly Known Liolaemus silvai Ortiz 1989 (Iguania: Iguanidae: Liolaemini)".

This study is part of submission 17240 (Status: Published).

Citation

Troncoso-palacios J., Schulte ii J.A., Marambio-alfaro Y., & Hiriart D. 2015. Phenotypic Variation, Phylogenetic Position and New Distributional Records for the Poorly Known Liolaemus silvai Ortiz 1989 (Iguania: Iguanidae: Liolaemini). The South American Journal of Herpetology, .

Authors

Troncoso-palacios J.
Schulte ii J.A.
Marambio-alfaro Y.
Hiriart D.

Abstract

Liolaemus silvai is a poorly known species of the L. nigromaculatus group. Currently, its distribution is restricted only to the type locality (Carrizalillo, Atacama Region, Chile) and despite being a highly variable species no study has provided a clear diagnosis or color photographs. Here, we provide a phylogenetic hypothesis for the L. nigromaculatus group based on mitochondrial DNA, where L. silvai is strongly supported as the sister taxon to L. zapallarensis. Also, we provide a detailed diagnosis, description of variation, and four new locality records for L. silvai. In addition, we call attention to several taxonomic issues with the L. nigromaculatus group that need to be solved.

Keywords

Chile, Atacama, Liolaemus nigromaculatus group, intraspecific variation, phylogeny

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	 author = {Jaime  Troncoso-Palacios and James Allen Schulte II and Yery  Marambio-Alfaro and Daniel  Hiriart},
	 title = {Phenotypic Variation, Phylogenetic Position and New Distributional Records for the Poorly Known Liolaemus silvai Ortiz 1989 (Iguania: Iguanidae: Liolaemini)},
	 year = {2015},
	 keywords = {Chile, Atacama, Liolaemus nigromaculatus group, intraspecific variation, phylogeny},
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	 journal = {The South American Journal of Herpetology},
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	 abstract = {Liolaemus silvai is a poorly known species of the L. nigromaculatus group. Currently, its distribution is restricted only to the type locality (Carrizalillo, Atacama Region, Chile) and despite being a highly variable species no study has provided a clear diagnosis or color photographs. Here, we provide a phylogenetic hypothesis for the L. nigromaculatus group based on mitochondrial DNA, where L. silvai is strongly supported as the sister taxon to L. zapallarensis. Also, we provide a detailed diagnosis, description of variation, and four new locality records for L. silvai. In addition, we call attention to several taxonomic issues with the L. nigromaculatus group that need to be solved.}
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		TY  - JOUR
ID  - 24303
AU  - Troncoso-Palacios,Jaime 
AU  - Schulte II,James Allen
AU  - Marambio-Alfaro,Yery 
AU  - Hiriart,Daniel 
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PY  - 2015
KW  - Chile
KW  - Atacama
KW  - Liolaemus nigromaculatus group
KW  - intraspecific variation
KW  - phylogeny
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
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JF  - The South American Journal of Herpetology
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