| development and characterization of 79 nuclear markers amplifying in viviparous and oviparous clades of the european common lizard. | the european common lizard (zootoca vivipara) is a widely distributed species across europe and asia exhibiting two reproductive modes (oviparity/viviparity), six major lineages and several sublineages. it has been used to tackle a large variety of research questions, nevertheless, few nuclear dna sequence markers have been developed for this species. here we developed 79 new nuclear dna sequence markers using a clonation protocol. these markers were amplified in several oviparous and viviparous ... | 2018 | 29143284 |
| population structure of three psammodromus species in the iberian peninsula. | the knowledge of a species' population structure is essential for the development of adequate conservation actions as well as for the understanding of its evolution. the population structure is unknown in all species of the genus psammodromus, including the western sand racer (psammodromus occidentalis; a recently described species), the edward's sand racer (p. edwardsianus) and the spanish sand racer (p. hispanicus). in this article, the genetic variability and population structure of psammodro ... | 2015 | 26056622 |
| integrative analyses of speciation and divergence in psammodromus hispanicus (squamata: lacertidae). | genetic, phenotypic and ecological divergence within a lineage is the result of past and ongoing evolutionary processes, which lead ultimately to diversification and speciation. integrative analyses allow linking diversification to geological, climatic, and ecological events, and thus disentangling the relative importance of different evolutionary drivers in generating and maintaining current species richness. | 2011 | 22129245 |