Australian lizards are a diverse group distributed across the continent and inhabiting a wide
range of environments. Together, they exhibit a remarkable diversity of reproductive …

This chapter provides an overview of research on stable social grouping in lizards, focusing
on contributions and future directions. It explains a detailed overview of patterns of stable …

Lizards, snakes and amphisbaenians (worm lizards) form a monophyletic group (the
squamate reptiles), which contains 9,712 species (Uetz & Hošek, 2015) in 61 families …

This paper reflects on the social organization of a lizard species, the Australian sleepy lizard,
Tiliqua rugosa. Our knowledge of this species has arisen from over 35 years of intimate and …

Endangered pygmy bluetongue lizards are now only found on livestock grazed properties in
the Mid-North of South Australia, in a highly fragmented habitat of remaining native …

Mating behaviour in lizards has been well studied, with most reports indicating that the male
dominates in initiating the mating, characteristically displaying visually to attract partners …

Host‐parasite relationships are generally understudied in wild populations but have a
potential to influence host population dynamics and the broader ecosystem, which becomes …

Grazing by domestic stock has altered and degraded natural grassland ecosystems
worldwide, directly and indirectly impacting the endemic plant and animal species …

The pygmy bluetongue lizard (Tiliqua adelaidensis) is an endangered species which is
restricted to native grassland remnants in South Australia. Individuals live in vertical burrows …

Despite success stories, this strategy remains controversial within the conservation
community ('i 7ou cannot believe how beautiful these babies are," said a beaming Robert …