Reptiles in Research

1. A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF REPTILES AS ANIMAL MODELS: THE ROLE OF CONTEXT AND THE NEED FOR RESEARCH
2. LIFE AND LOCOMOTION IN A SEA OF SAND: EVOLUTION OF WEB-FOOTED GECKOS OF THE NAMIB
3. TOWN AND COUNTRY LIZARDS: PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF SIDE-BLOTCHED LIZARDS ACROSS A VARIABLE LANDSCAPE
4. LIFE ON THE CLIFFS: THE ONTOGENY OF HABITAT SELECTION AND DIET SHIFTS IN SPINY-TAILED IGUANAS
5. REPTILE SPECIES RICHNESS AND DISTRIBUTION: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM ARID AND SEMIARID ENVIRONMENTS?
6. REPTILE TRACKS: AN INDICATOR FOR IDENTIFYING AREAS OF HIGH DIVERSITY IN ARID ZONES OF MEXICO
7. VISUAL AND CHEMICAL SIGNALS OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION: PROVIDING THE LINK TO HABITAT AND ENVIRONMENT
8. ADRENAL CEL SECRETION IN THE ITALIAN WALL LIZARD: ACTIONS OF REGULATORY NEUROPEPTIDES
9. COPING WITH INVASIVE INVADERS: BEHAVIORAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL MODIFICATIONS OF THE TEXAS HORNED LIZARD
10. HORNED LIZARD RESPONSES TO DIVERSE THREATS FROM DIVERSE PREDATORS: MENTAL CONSTRUCTS AND COGNITIVE WORLDS?
11. THE VIRTUAL REPTILE: MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND SIMULATIONS OF THERMOREGULATORY STRATEGY
12. REPTILE ECOLOGY, ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES: PROBLEMS, DEVELOPMENTS AND PROSPECTS
13. REPTILES AS ANIMAL MODELS: EXAMPLES OF THEIR UTILITY IN GENETICS, IMMUNOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY
14. A DESERT IN THE SEA: WATER RELATIONS OF MARINE SNAKES