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Bellairs, A. d'A. 1970. The life of reptiles. Volume 1, Universe Books, New York, xi+590 pp. 



p. 42 - Liolaemus multiformis lives at over 4572 m (15,000 feet) in the Andes of southern Peru; p. 230 - 

 cites Pearson (1954) that L multiformis can raise its body temperature to 31 °C by basking even though the air 

 temperature is near °C. 

 Bellairs, A. d'A. and J. Attridge. 1975. Repiles. Hutchinson University Library, London. Revised Edition, 240 pp. 

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Billett (eds). Biology of the Reptilia, Volume 15: Development B. John Wiley and Sons, New York, x+729 



pp. 



p. 348 - cite Jaksic and Fuentes (1980) for 77.2% incidence of autotomy in Liolaemus nigroviridis. 

 Bellairs, A. d'A. and A. M. Kamal. 1981. The chondrocranium and the development of the skull in Recent reptiles. 



Pp. 1-263, in: C. Gans and T. S. Parsons (eds.). Biology of the Reptilia, Volume 11: Morphology F. Academic 



Press, New York, xii-475 pp. 



p.86 - cite Bom (1879) for nasal capsule of Liolaemus pictus. 

 Beltrami, M and S. J. Iturri. 1994. Seasonal variations in intestinal uptake of nutrients in the Chilean lizard 



Liolaemus nitidus (Iguanidae). The effect of thyroxine (T-4). Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 



107 A(3): 581-587. 

 Berg, C. 1884. Reptiles. In: C. L. Holmberg, Viajes al La Tandil, and a La Tinta (eds.). Acta Acad. C6rdoba 5: 93- 



96. 

 Berg, C. 1898. Contribuciones a conocimiento de la fauna erpetol6gica argentina y de ios paises limitrofes. Anales del 



Muso Nacional de Histona Natural de Buenos Aires 6(2°; 3): 1-35. 



p. 4 - Liolaemus chilensis from Neuquen; p. 5 - L. cyanogaster from Neuqu^n; p. 6 - L. Fitzingeri from 

 Patagonia and Catamarca; considers L. melanops a synonym. 

 Berg, C. 1901. Herpetological notes. Comunicaciones del Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires 1(8): 289-291. 

 Bertolotto, C. E. V. 1999. Uniformidade e variabilidade cariou'pica em 14 epecies de laganos das familias 



Polychrotidae e Tropiduridae. Disserta^ao (Mestrado) Instituto de Biociencias, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao 



Paulo, 178 pp. 

 Bertolotto, C. E. V., M. T. Rodrigues, G. Skuk, and Y. Yonenaga-Yassuda. 1996. Comparative cytogenetic analysis 



with differential staining in three species oi Liolaemus (Squamata, Tropidundae). Hereditas 125(2-3): 257-264. 



- Liolaemus alticolor 2n = 30, 12M + 18m; L. capillitas 2n = 32, 12M + 20m; L. platei curicense 2n = 34, 

 12M+22m; L. nigromaculatus 2n = 40, 16M + 24m; L. platei platei 2n = 42, 16M + 26M; L. m. monticola 

 2n = 38, 14M + 24m or 2n = 39, 15M + 24m or 2n = 40, 16M + 24m; Liolaemus occipitalis, L. lutzae and L. 

 wiegmannii have 2n = 34 chromosomes, with similar karyotypes and XX-XY sex determination; banding 

 panems are reported. Pair 7 of L. lutzae is acrocentric, contra Gorman et al. (1967) who described it as 

 metacentric. 



Bertonatti, C. 1994. Lista propuesta de anfibios y reptiles amenazados de extinci6n. CuademosdeHerpetologi'a 8(1): 

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p. 169 - lists Liolaemus altissimus, L. coeruleus, L. duellmani, L. exploratorum, L. kingii, L. rabinoi, L. 

 sanjuanensis, and L. uspallatensis as potentially endangered in Argentina. 

 Bertoni, A. de Winkelried. 1914. Fauna Paraguaya. Catalogos sistematicos de Ios vertebrados del Paraguay. Asuncion 



1-86. 

 Blackburn, D. G. 1982. Evolutionary origins of vivipanty in the Reptilia. I. Sauria. Amphibia-Reptilia 3: 185-205. 

 p. 187-188 - cites Donoso-Barros (1966) that among the Liolaemus for which reproductive data are available, 

 most are live bearing. Phymaturus is soley viviparous, Ctenoblepharys nigriceps is viviparous, and C. 

 reichei is oviparous. 

 Blackburn, D. G. 1985. Evolutionary origins of viviparity in the Reptilia. II. Serpentes, Amphisbaenia, and 

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p. 271-272 - Vilcunia is viviparous (fide Cei and Scolaro, 1971), and may represent another independent 

 origin of viviparity within the Iguanidae. 

 Blackburn, D. G. 1994. Discrepant usage of the term 'ovo viviparity' in the herpetological literature. Herpetological 

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- suggests that squamates with prolonged egg retention such as Liolaemus tenuis (Lemus et al. 1981) should 

 be referred to as oviparous or as oviparous with egg retention. 



Blackburn, D. G. 1994. Standardized criteria for the recognition of embryonic nutritional patterns in squamate reptiles. 

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