The herpetofaunal biodiversity of West Indies suffered a significant change during the last
few million years that is well documented for some squamate reptilies (lizards). However …

The dynamics of the taxonomic diversity of the birds of Cuba during the Late Pleistocene–
Holocene is assessed for the first time using material from El Abrón Cave in the western part …

A study of new materials on bats from layer VII of the Late Pleistocene karst El Abrón locality
(Pinar del Río Province, Cuba) has identified remains of Macrotus waterhousii Gray …

All information relating to the Cuban palaeo-avifauna since the first published list in 1928 to
the present, is summarised and presented as a catalogue with commentary. I update data on …

The Cuban bare-legged owl (Margarobyas lawrencii) is a poorly studied bird of uncertain
affinities within Strigidae (true owls). Molecular data indicate that M. lawrencii may be one of …

Abstract The Cuban macaw Ara tricolor (Bechstein, 1811) is an extinct species of large
parrots. Its historical distribution and ecology are poorly understood. To date, only three late …

Большие Антильские острова–один из наиболее важных регионов Земного шара с
точки зрения биогеографии как науки о закономерностях распространения организмов …

Abstract The Puerto Rican Tody's scientific name Todus mexicanus prompts the question of
how an endemic Puerto Rican species acquired such a confusingly inappropriate name …

Diploglossid lizards are common in the West Indies, where they are represented by many
endemic species. However, these lizards have an extremely poor fossil record. Here, we …

El yacimiento paleontológico cuaternario El Abrón, ha sido objeto de estudio durante la
ejecución de los proyectos de investigación del Museo Nacional de Historia Natural de …