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1. Welcome to Paradise

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Claunch, Natalie M, primary, Clancy, Keara L., additional, Harman, Madison E. A., additional, Hengstebeck, Kodiak C, additional, Juárez-Sánchez, Diego, additional, Haro, Daniel, additional, Hartmann, Arik, additional, Vilchez, Mariaguadalupe, additional, McKee, Rebecca K, additional, Sutton, Amber, additional, and Romagosa, Christina M, additional

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2024
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9. Supplementary material 2 from: Guzy JC, Falk BG, Smith BJ, Willson JD, Reed RN, Aumen NG, Avery ML, Bartoszek IA, Campbell E, Cherkiss MS, Claunch NM, Currylow AF, Dean T, Dixon J, Engeman R, Funck S, Gibble R, Hengstebeck KC, Humphrey JS, Hunter ME, Josimovich JM, Ketterlin J, Kirkland M, Mazzotti FJ, McCleery R, Miller MA, McCollister M, Parker MR, Pittman SE, Rochford M, Romagosa C, Roybal A, Snow RW, Spencer MM, Waddle JH, Yackel Adams AA, Hart KM (2023) Burmese pythons in Florida: A synthesis of biology, impacts, and management tools. NeoBiota 80: 1-119. https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.80.90439

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Guzy, Jacquelyn C., primary, Falk, Bryan G., additional, Smith, Brian J., additional, Willson, John David, additional, Reed, Robert N., additional, Aumen, Nicholas G., additional, Avery, Michael L., additional, Bartoszek, Ian A., additional, Campbell, Earl, additional, Cherkiss, Michael S., additional, Claunch, Natalie M., additional, Currylow, Andrea F., additional, Dean, Tylan, additional, Dixon, Jeremy, additional, Engeman, Richard, additional, Funck, Sarah, additional, Gibble, Rebekah, additional, Hengstebeck, Kodiak C., additional, Humphrey, John S., additional, Hunter, Margaret E., additional, Josimovich, Jillian M., additional, Ketterlin, Jennifer, additional, Kirkland, Michael, additional, Mazzotti, Frank J., additional, McCleery, Robert, additional, Miller, Melissa A., additional, McCollister, Matthew, additional, Parker, M. Rockwell, additional, Pittman, Shannon E., additional, Rochford, Michael, additional, Romagosa, Christina, additional, Roybal, Art, additional, Snow, Ray W., additional, Spencer, McKayla M., additional, Waddle, J. Hardin, additional, Yackel Adams, Amy A., additional, and Hart, Kristen M., additional

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2023
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10. Burmese pythons in Florida: A synthesis of biology, impacts, and management tools

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Guzy, Jacquelyn C., primary, Falk, Bryan G., additional, Smith, Brian J., additional, Willson, John David, additional, Reed, Robert N., additional, Aumen, Nicholas G., additional, Avery, Michael L., additional, Bartoszek, Ian A., additional, Campbell, Earl, additional, Cherkiss, Michael S., additional, Claunch, Natalie M., additional, Currylow, Andrea F., additional, Dean, Tylan, additional, Dixon, Jeremy, additional, Engeman, Richard, additional, Funck, Sarah, additional, Gibble, Rebekah, additional, Hengstebeck, Kodiak C., additional, Humphrey, John S., additional, Hunter, Margaret E., additional, Josimovich, Jillian M., additional, Ketterlin, Jennifer, additional, Kirkland, Michael, additional, Mazzotti, Frank J., additional, McCleery, Robert, additional, Miller, Melissa A., additional, McCollister, Matthew, additional, Parker, M. Rockwell, additional, Pittman, Shannon E., additional, Rochford, Michael, additional, Romagosa, Christina, additional, Roybal, Art, additional, Snow, Ray W., additional, Spencer, McKayla M., additional, Waddle, J. Hardin, additional, Yackel Adams, Amy A., additional, and Hart, Kristen M., additional

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2023
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11. Supplementary material 1 from: Guzy JC, Falk BG, Smith BJ, Willson JD, Reed RN, Aumen NG, Avery ML, Bartoszek IA, Campbell E, Cherkiss MS, Claunch NM, Currylow AF, Dean T, Dixon J, Engeman R, Funck S, Gibble R, Hengstebeck KC, Humphrey JS, Hunter ME, Josimovich JM, Ketterlin J, Kirkland M, Mazzotti FJ, McCleery R, Miller MA, McCollister M, Parker MR, Pittman SE, Rochford M, Romagosa C, Roybal A, Snow RW, Spencer MM, Waddle JH, Yackel Adams AA, Hart KM (2023) Burmese pythons in Florida: A synthesis of biology, impacts, and management tools. NeoBiota 80: 1-119. https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.80.90439

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Guzy, Jacquelyn C., primary, Falk, Bryan G., additional, Smith, Brian J., additional, Willson, John David, additional, Reed, Robert N., additional, Aumen, Nicholas G., additional, Avery, Michael L., additional, Bartoszek, Ian A., additional, Campbell, Earl, additional, Cherkiss, Michael S., additional, Claunch, Natalie M., additional, Currylow, Andrea F., additional, Dean, Tylan, additional, Dixon, Jeremy, additional, Engeman, Richard, additional, Funck, Sarah, additional, Gibble, Rebekah, additional, Hengstebeck, Kodiak C., additional, Humphrey, John S., additional, Hunter, Margaret E., additional, Josimovich, Jillian M., additional, Ketterlin, Jennifer, additional, Kirkland, Michael, additional, Mazzotti, Frank J., additional, McCleery, Robert, additional, Miller, Melissa A., additional, McCollister, Matthew, additional, Parker, M. Rockwell, additional, Pittman, Shannon E., additional, Rochford, Michael, additional, Romagosa, Christina, additional, Roybal, Art, additional, Snow, Ray W., additional, Spencer, McKayla M., additional, Waddle, J. Hardin, additional, Yackel Adams, Amy A., additional, and Hart, Kristen M., additional

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2023
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13. Divergent Serpentoviruses in Free-Ranging Invasive Pythons and Native Colubrids in Southern Florida, United States

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Tillis, Steven B., primary, Josimovich, Jillian M., additional, Miller, Melissa A., additional, Hoon-Hanks, Laura L., additional, Hartmann, Arik M., additional, Claunch, Natalie M., additional, Iredale, Marley E., additional, Logan, Tracey D., additional, Yackel Adams, Amy A., additional, Bartoszek, Ian A., additional, Humphrey, John S., additional, Kluever, Bryan M., additional, Stenglein, Mark D., additional, Reed, Robert N., additional, Romagosa, Christina M., additional, Wellehan, James F. X., additional, and Ossiboff, Robert J., additional

Published
2022
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14. Burmese pythons in Florida: A synthesis of biology, impacts, and management tools

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Guzy, Jacquelyn, Falk, Bryan G., Smith, Brian J., Willson, JD, Reed, Robert, Aumen, Nicholas, Avery, Michael, Bartoszek, Ian, Campbell, Earl, Cherkiss, Michael, Claunch, Natalie M., Currylow, A, Dean, Tylan, Dixon, Jeremy, Engeman, Rick, Funck, Sarah, Gibble, Rebekah, Hengstebeck, Kodiak C., Humphrey, John S., Hunter, Margaret E., Josimovich, Jillian A., Ketterlin, Jennifer, Kirkland, Michael, Mazzotti, Frank, McCleery, Robert, Miller, Melissa A., McCollister, Matthew, Parker, M. Rockwell, Pittman, Shannon E., Rochford, Michael, Romagosa, Christina, Roybal, Art, Snow, Ray, Spencer, McKayla, Waddle, J. Hardin, Yackel Adams, Amy, and Hart, Kristen

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reptile, demography, control tools, detection, Florida, Python molurus bivittatus, suppression, impacts, invasive species
Abstract

Burmese pythons (Python molurus bivittatus) are native to southeastern Asia, however, there is an established invasive population inhabiting much of southern Florida throughout the Greater Everglades Ecosystem. Pythons have severely impacted native species and ecosystems in Florida and represent one of the most intractable invasive-species management issues across the globe. The difficulty stems from a unique combination of inaccessible habitat and the cryptic and resilient nature of pythons that thrive in the subtropical environment of southern Florida, rendering them extremely challenging to detect. Here we provide a comprehensive review and synthesis of the science relevant to managing invasive Burmese pythons. We describe existing control tools and review challenges to productive research, identifying key knowledge gaps that would improve future research and decision making for python control.

Published
2023

20. Gradual and Discrete Ontogenetic Shifts in Rattlesnake Venom Composition and Assessment of Hormonal and Ecological Correlates

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Schonour, Richard B., primary, Huff, Emma M., additional, Holding, Matthew L., additional, Claunch, Natalie M., additional, Ellsworth, Schyler A., additional, Hogan, Michael P., additional, Wray, Kenneth, additional, McGivern, James, additional, Margres, Mark J., additional, Colston, Timothy J., additional, and Rokyta, Darin R., additional

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2020
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21. Body size impacts critical thermal maximum measurements in lizards

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Claunch, Natalie M., primary, Nix, Emmeleia, additional, Royal, Averil E., additional, Burgos, Luis P., additional, Corn, Megan, additional, DuBois, P. Mason, additional, Ivey, Kathleen N., additional, King, Elina C., additional, Rucker, Kiley A., additional, Shea, Tanner K., additional, Stepanek, John, additional, Vansdadia, Sunny, additional, and Taylor, Emily N., additional

Published
2020
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23. Body size impacts critical thermal maximum measurements in lizards.

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Claunch, Natalie M., Nix, Emmeleia, Royal, Averil E., Burgos, Luis P., Corn, Megan, DuBois, P. Mason, Ivey, Kathleen N., King, Elina C., Rucker, Kiley A., Shea, Tanner K., Stepanek, John, Vansdadia, Sunny, and Taylor, Emily N.

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*BODY size, *TEMPERATURE control, *LIZARDS, *MEDICAL thermometry, *HIGH temperatures
Abstract

Understanding the mechanisms behind critical thermal maxima (CTmax; the high body temperature at which neuromuscular coordination is lost) of organisms is central to understanding ectotherm thermal tolerance. Body size is an often overlooked variable that may affect interpretation of CTmax, and consequently, how CTmax is used to evaluate mechanistic hypotheses of thermal tolerance. We tested the hypothesis that body size affects CTmax and its interpretation in two experimental contexts. First, in four Sceloporus species, we examined how inter‐ and intraspecific variation in body size affected CTmax at normoxic and experimentally induced hypoxic conditions, and cloacal heating rate under normoxic conditions. Negative relationships between body size and CTmax were exaggerated in larger species, and hypoxia‐related reductions in CTmax were unaffected by body size. Smaller individuals had faster cloacal heating rates and higher CTmax, and variation in cloacal heating rate affected CTmax in the largest species. Second, we examined how body size interacted with the location of body temperature measurements (i.e., cloaca vs. brain) in Sceloporus occidentalis, then compared this in living and deceased lizards. Brain temperatures were consistently lower than cloacal temperatures. Smaller lizards had larger brain‐cloacal temperature differences than larger lizards, due to a slower cloacal heating rate in large lizards. Both live and dead lizards had lower brain than cloacal temperatures, suggesting living lizards do not actively maintain lower brain temperatures when they cannot pant. Thermal inertia influences CTmax data in complex ways, and body size should therefore be considered in studies involving CTmax data on species with variable sizes. Research Highlights: 1.Larger lizards had lower critical thermal maxima (CTmax) in four species2.Hypoxia‐related reductions in CTmax were unrelated to body size3.Body size affected brain‐cloacal temperature differences4.Physiological regulation of brain temperature appeared negligible [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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27. AGAMA PICTICAUDA.

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HENIGAN, LEAH E., BLAIS, CONNOR B., DZIKOWSKI, NATHAN T., ROMAGOSA, CHRISTINA M., and CLAUNCH, NATALIE M.

Subjects
AGAMA, REPTILES
Abstract

Information on agama picticauda from Florida including information related to topics like its stomach contents is presented.

Published
2019

28. LEIOCEPHALUS CARINATUS (Northern Curly-tailed Lizard).

Author

THOMASON, SAVANNA D., BROXTON, JAZMYN M., ROMAGOSA, CHRISTINA M., and CLAUNCH, NATALIE M.

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LIZARDS
Abstract

The article informs that several adults and juveniles of Hemidactylus frenatus, common house Gecko, from Isla El Pardito in the Gulf of California were observed or heard in housing developments on the island each year during May and June from 2016 to 2019.

Published
2020

30. AGAMA PICTICAUDA (Peters's Rock Agama).

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BROXTON, JAZMYN M., THOMASON, SAVANNA M., ROMAGOSA, CHRISTINA M., and CLAUNCH, NATALIE M.

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ROCKS
Abstract

The article information on the geographical distribution of lizard specie Agama picticauda which was found in Clewiston, Florida and mentions that one adult male caught in an oak tree in a CVS parking lot.

Published
2019

31. SCAPHIOPUS COUCHII (Couch’s Spadefoot Toad). PREDATION.

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CLAUNCH, NATALIE M., DENTON, ROBERT, HOLDING, MATTHEW, TAYLOR, EMILY, and MULLIN, STEPHEN J.

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*TOADS, *BULLFROG, *SOFAS, *AMPHIBIAN declines, *PREDATION
Abstract

The article discusses a predation event involving Scaphiopus couchii (Couch's Spadefoot Toad). Topics include the role of Lithobates catesbeianus (American Bullfrog) in local amphibian declines due to its establishment in non-native environments, the capture and dissection of L. catesbeianus showing it preying on S. couchii, and the implications of this predation on the population dynamics of S. couchii in Arizona.

Published
2018

32. LEIOCEPHALUS CARINATUS.

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CLAUNCH, NATALIE M. and CROWE-RIDDELL, JENNA M.

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The article focuses on Leiocephalus carinatus (Northern Curly-tailed Lizard), reporting an unusual case of extreme fecal impaction in a female lizard found in a parking lot, with a large, dense object detected in its lower abdomen.

Published
2018

33. LEIOCEPHALUS CARINATUS ARMOURI.

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BLAIS, CONNOR B., HENIGAN, LEAH E., DZIKOWSKI, NATHAN T., ROMAGOSA, CHRISTINA M., and CLAUNCH, NATALIE M.

Published
2019

34. AGAMA PICTICAUDA.

Author

DZIKOWSKI, NATHAN T., BLAIS, CONNOR B., HENIGAN, LEAH E., ROMAGOSA, CHRISTINA M., and CLAUNCH, NATALIE M.

Subjects
AGAMA, ECTOPIC pregnancy
Abstract

Information on agama picticauda from Florida including information related to topics like ectopic eggs is presented.

Published
2019

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