Abnormal caudal regeneration, the production of additional tails through regeneration
events, occurs in lepidosaurs as a result of incomplete autotomy or sufficient caudal wound …

Reptiles are the only amniotes that maintain the capacity to regenerate appendages. This
study presents the first anatomical and histological evidence of tail repair with regrowth in an …

Some form of regeneration occurs in all lifeforms and extends from single‐cell organisms to
humans. The degree to which regenerative ability is distributed across different taxa …

Tail bifurcation in lizards is caused by an anomalous regeneration process after tail
autotomy. A recent review shows that nearly half of the records came from social media and …

This study highlights the ecology, natural history, and a new distribution record by providing
a unique habitat occurrence record in karst ecosystem and describes a tail anomaly of the …

The Lesser Antillean Green Iguana, Iguana delicatissima Laurenti, 1768 occurs on 10 main
islands of the northern Lesser Antilles (Knapp 2007). Because it is restricted to this relatively …

Abstract Podarcis muralis (LAURENTI, 1768) or the Common wall lizard is a species of a
lizard family Lacertidae. It is widely distributed lizard in most of Europe. It ranges from …

2 specimen appeared to be healthy and fled quickly after being photographed, so the
addition of a new tail did not appear to have notably affected the lizard's motility and speed …

2017). En esta nota aportamos registros de presencia de autotomía caudal incompleta en la
familia Lacertidae, tras la revisión de 11.869 ejemplares conservados en la colección de …

Autotomy is an escape mechanism in lizards, follow by subsequent tail regeneration. Tail
loss initiates a spontaneous epimorphic regenerative program, resulting in a fully functional …