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DESCRIPTION:\nThe distribution patterns of African reptiles are complex and
  include refugial areas as well as distribution corridors and recently col
 onized areas. In the first part of the talk I will present herpetofaunal a
 nalyses of rainforest areas in Africa and show the importance of some regi
 ons as refugial area for species communities as well as an analysis of spe
 cies compositions between those areas.  While rainforest distribution patt
 erns of lizards and snakes in humid areas are relatively well known\, our 
 knowledge on species in arid regions is sparse\, especially their distribu
 tion across sub Saharan Africa. Therefore agamid lizards\, as typical sava
 nnah and dry forest species\, are used as model group to analyse arid dist
 ribution corridors in Africa. In addition to the distribution patterns I w
 ill present a short overview of the group and their phylogeny.\n \n***\nIn
 vited by Heike Feldhaar\, Animal Population Ecology
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20150507T120000
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LOCATION:H6\, Geo
SUMMARY:Dr. Philipp Wagner\, Head of LBV Ecological Station Lindenhof\, Bay
 reuth (Homepage): Distribution Pattern of African Reptiles
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