Publications

molecular evidence for ten species and oligo-miocene vicariance within a nominal australian gecko species (crenadactylus ocellatus, diplodactylidae).	molecular studies have revealed that many putative 'species' are actually complexes of multiple morphologically conservative, but genetically divergent 'cryptic species'. in extreme cases processes such as non-adaptive diversification (speciation without divergent selection) could mask the existence of ancient lineages as divergent as ecologically and morphologically diverse radiations recognised as genera or even families in related groups. the identification of such ancient, but cryptic, linea ...	2010	21156080
many things come in small packages: revision of the clawless geckos (crenadactylus: diplodactylidae) of australia.	we provide a taxonomic revision of the genus crenadactylus, a group of very small clawless geckos from western and central australia, with currently only one recognized species and four subspecies. morphological comparisons were made on genotyped specimens from two recent genetic studies, then with an expanded sample to encompass all specimens to determine diagnostic characters in addition to morphological and geographic boundaries. based on our findings, we elevate the subspecies cren ...	2016	27701335