The holotype of Stenocercus marmoratus is redescribed, and morphological variation is documented for this poorly known tropidurid lizard. Stenocercus marmoratus has a more extensive distribution than previously thought and inhabits subhumid habitats of the Andes from Cochabamba, Bolivia to northernmost Argentina. Dumeril and Bibron are the authors of the name marmoratus and not D\u27Orbigny as believed by some revisors of this species. A key to the genus Stenocercus in Bolivia and Argentina is provided
44 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 26 cm.Tropidurus Wied, 1825, is one of the most ubiquito...
The current work provides the first country record of Stenocercus humeralis in Peru. This new record...
The South American iguanian lizard genus Stenocercus includes 58 species occurring mostly in the And...
The tropical Andes are known to be the richest and most diverse place on earth. This mountainous reg...
A new species of the lizard genus Stenocercus Duméril & Bibron, 1837 is described based on six speci...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
A new species of the genus Stenocercus is described from the Peruvian coastal desert in the Ica regi...
A taxonomic review of lizards of the genus Stenocerus in Ecuador revealed that coloration and certai...
A taxonomic review of lizards of the genus Stenocerus in Ecuador revealed that coloration and certai...
54 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 26 cm.In this study we describe Tropidurus azurduyae, a...
The present study reports the easternmost known record for the tropidurid lizard Stenocercus sinesac...
44 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 26 cm.Tropidurus Wied, 1825, is one of the most ubiquito...
The current work provides the first country record of Stenocercus humeralis in Peru. This new record...
The South American iguanian lizard genus Stenocercus includes 58 species occurring mostly in the And...
The tropical Andes are known to be the richest and most diverse place on earth. This mountainous reg...
A new species of the lizard genus Stenocercus Duméril & Bibron, 1837 is described based on six speci...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
We resurrect and redescribe Stenocercus torquatus from the Andes of central Peru in departamentos JU...
A new species of the genus Stenocercus is described from the Peruvian coastal desert in the Ica regi...
A taxonomic review of lizards of the genus Stenocerus in Ecuador revealed that coloration and certai...
A taxonomic review of lizards of the genus Stenocerus in Ecuador revealed that coloration and certai...
54 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 26 cm.In this study we describe Tropidurus azurduyae, a...
The present study reports the easternmost known record for the tropidurid lizard Stenocercus sinesac...
44 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 26 cm.Tropidurus Wied, 1825, is one of the most ubiquito...
The current work provides the first country record of Stenocercus humeralis in Peru. This new record...
The South American iguanian lizard genus Stenocercus includes 58 species occurring mostly in the And...