Systematics and Conservation of Neotropical Amphibians and Reptiles

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UCE; phylogenetics; amphibians; Dendrobatidae; Aromobatidae; frogs; systematics; amphibian; chytridiomycosis; conservation; disease; enzootics; epizootics; population declines; Dactyloidae; ecomorphology; Iguania; Isla Cocos; Isla Gorgona; Isla Malpelo; island biogeography; lizards; neotropics; overwater dispersal; amphibians; ecomorphology; miniaturization; systematics; taxonomy; geographical range; habitat breadth; local abundance; threatened species; extinction risk; Viperidae; deforestation; timber harvest; fire; invasion of exotic plants; conservation; public policy; protected areas; critically endangered; data deficient; amphisbaenians; lizards; snakes; South America; taxonomy; Andes; conservation; Pacific coast; Perú; species description; threats; species richness; diversity gradient; community structure; reptiles; neotropics; Amazon; rainforest; lizard; snake; ecological niche modeling; potential species distribution; extant species distribution; conservation areas; amphibian; Andes; Cusco; high elevation; Neotropical; Qosqophryne; tropical mountain; systematic; taxonomy; anura; biogeography; centrolenidae; systematics; taxonomy; Bufonidae; cryptic species; forensic taxonomy; Great American Biotic Interchange; historical biogeography; Isthmus of Panama; Middle America; molecular phylogenetics; phylogeography; Cercosaurinae; Cercosaura manicata boliviana; Cusco; diversity; Machupicchu; Oxapampa; Pholidobolus anomalus; Peru; n/a