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Seasonal shifts in prey availability and low feeding requirements of African egg‐eating snakes (Dasypeltis scabra)

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By J. M. Barends, B. Maritz
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Supporting Information Filename Description jzo70054-sup-0001-FigureS1.pngPNG image, 2.7 MB Figure S1. Distribution of SABAP2 checklists (n = 390 720 from 27 731 pentad grid cells) per quarter degree grid cell across southern Africa at used to derive bird species lists for each country. jzo70054-sup-0002-TableS1.docxWord 2007 document , 18 KB Table S1. P-values of Bonferroni pairwise comparisons of food acceptance rates between months. Significant pairs (P < 0.05) are in boldface. References (1996).
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Body size, not habitat or sex, best explains the extent of ultraviolet fluorescence in African dwarf chameleons (Bradypodion)

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By J. M. Barends, G. J. Alexander, W. K. Stanton-Jones, K. A. Tolley
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Supporting Information Filename Description jzo70032-sup-0001-Figures.docxWord 2007 document , 1.3 MB Figure S1. Linear regressions for the number lateral fluorescent tubercles (FTs) and snout-vent length of female and male (a) Bradypodion barbatulum, (b) B. taeniabronchum, (c) B. damaranum (natural populations), (d) B. damaranum (urban populations), (e) B. pumilum (forest populations), (f) B. pumilum (fynbos populations), B. ventrale (natural populations) and (g) B. ventrale (urban populations).
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Contrasting three diet datasets for the African brown house snake, Boaedon capensis

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By J. M. Barends, I. Bassier, R. A. Maritz, B. Maritz
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Data on the dietary preferences of species can provide important information that deepens our knowledge of their evolutionary history and contemporary ecology. The combination of low detectability and irregular feeding frequency of snakes has limited the resolution of available diet data for many of these species. A variety of methodologies exist for collecting snake feeding data, however, each of these varies in their strengths and biases.
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