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Invasive implantation and intimate placental associations in a placentotrophic african lizard, Trachylepis ivensi (scincidae) by Blackburn, Daniel G., Flemming, Alexander F.

“…In the viviparous lizard Trachylepis ivensi (Scincidae) of central Africa, reproducing females ovulate tiny ∼1 mm eggs and supply the nutrients for development…”
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Population fragmentation in the southern rock agama, Agama atra: more evidence for vicariance in Southern Africa by Matthee, Conrad A., Flemming, Alexander F.

“…Mitochondrial DNA sequence data derived from two genes were used to infer phylogeographical relationships between 13 Agama atra populations. Three distinct…”
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Morphology, development, and evolution of fetal membranes and placentation in squamate reptiles by Blackburn, Daniel G., Flemming, Alexander F.

“…Current studies on fetal membranes of reptiles are providing insight into three major historical transformations: evolution of the amniote egg, evolution of…”
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Generation gland morphology in cordylid lizards: An evolutionary perspective by Mouton, P. le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F., Broeckhoven, Chris

“…ABSTRACT To elucidate the functional significance of the three distinct types of generation glands that have been identified among cordylid lizards, we mapped…”
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Solitary Individuals in Populations of the Group-Living Lizard Ouroborus Cataphractus: Voluntary or Forced? by Mouton, P. le Fras N, Glover, Janine L, Flemming, Alexander F

“…We compared crevice fidelity among solitary and group-living individuals in a population of the group-living lizard Ouroborus cataphractus. We also compared…”
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Evolution of placental specializations in viviparous African and South American lizards by Flemming, Alexander F., Blackburn, Daniel G.

“…Phylogenetic information offers an important resource in analyses of reproductive diversity, including interpretations of fetal membrane evolution. In this…”
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Reproduction in a Group-Living Lizard, Cordylus cataphractus (Cordylidae), from South Africa by Flemming, Alexander F, Mouton, P. Le Fras N

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Climate and the Presence of Generation Glands in Female Girdled Lizards: A Case Study of the cordylus-niger-oelofseni Complex by du Toit, Dahné A, Mouton, Ple Fras N, Flemming, Alexander F, van Niekerk, Adriaan

“…Geographic variation in the presence/absence of generation glands in female lizards of the cordylus-niger-oelofseni complex was described and correlations with…”
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Sex Ratio, Group Composition and Male Spacing in the Large-Scaled Girdled Lizard, Cordylus macropholis by Nieuwoudt, Cara J, Mouton, Ple Fras N, Flemming, Alexander F

“…Sex ratio, group composition, and male spacing were studied in Cordylus macropholis, a terrestrial lizard that inhabits the succulent Euphorbia caput-medusae…”
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Melanistic Cordylus polyzonus (Sauria: Cordylidae) populations in the Western Cape, South Africa: Relics or Ecotypes? by Mouton, Ple Fras N, Nieuwoudt, Cara J, Badenhorst, Nic C, Flemming, Alexander F

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Generation gland morphology in cordylid lizards: An evolutionary perspective: Generation Gland Morphology In Cordylids by Mouton, P. le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F., Broeckhoven, Chris

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Active generation glands present in neonates of some Cordylid Lizards: A case study of Cordylus macropholis (Sauria: Cordylidae) by Mouton, P. Le Fras. N., Flemming, Alexander F., Searby, C. Alexander

“…Generation glands are holocrine epidermal glands occurring on the ventral aspect of the thigh of cordylid lizards. In most species these glands seemingly start…”
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Solitary individuals in populations of the group-living lizard Ouroborus cataphractus : voluntary or forced? : short communication by Mouton, P. le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F., Glover, Janine L.

“…We compared crevice fidelity among solitary and group-living individuals in a population of the group-living lizard Ouroborus cataphractus. We also compared…”
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Solitary individuals in populations of the group-living lizard Ouroborus cataphractus: voluntary or forced? by Mouton, P. le Fras N., Glover, Janine L., Flemming, Alexander F.

“…We compared crevice fidelity among solitary and group-living individuals in a population of the group-living lizard Ouroborus cataphractus. We also compared…”
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Extraordinary case of matrotrophy in the African skink Eumecia anchietae by Flemming, Alexander F., Branch, William R.

“…The viviparous African skink, Eumecia anchietae, exhibits a matrotrophic fetal nutritional pattern. Until well after the limb bud stage, extravitelline…”
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The effect of intergroup distance on group fidelity in the group-living lizard, Cordylus cataphractus : original article by Mouton, P. le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F., Costandius, Eloise

“…The effect of intergroup distance on group fidelity in the Armadillo Lizard, Cordylus cataphractus, was studied in the Lambert's Bay / Graafwater area, South…”
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Extraordinary case of matrotrophy in the African skinkEumecia anchietae by Flemming, Alexander F., Branch, William R.

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The effect of intergroup distance on group fidelity in the group-living Lizard, Cordylus cataphractus by Costandius, Eloise, Mouton, P.Le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F.

“…The effect of intergroup distance on group fidelity in the Armadillo Lizard, Cordylus cataphractus, was studied in the Lambert's Bay/Graafwater area, South…”
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Intergroup-movement in a group-living lizard, Cordylus cataphractus, from South Africa by Visagie, Louise, Mouton, P. le Fras N., Flemming, Alexander F.

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Melanistic Cordylus polyzonus (Sauria: Cordylidae) Populations in the Western Cape, South Africa: Relics or Ecotypes? by le Fras N. Mouton, P., Nieuwoudt, Cara J., Badenhorst, Nic C., Flemming, Alexander F.

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