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Use of diet and body condition assessments as intermediate indicators of translocation success in the Critically Endangered Philippine crocodile ( Crocodylus mindorensis )

https://doi.org/10.1002/aqc.3700

Brown, Joseph C. ; Shirley, Matthew H. ; Yog‐yog, Amante ; Weerd, Merlijn ; Balbas, Marites G. ; Tarun, Bernard A. ; Siler, Cameron D. ( October 2021 , Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems)

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TRIMERESURUS FLAVOMACULATUS (Philippine Pit Viper). MAXIMUM BODY LENGTH

Griffing, Aaron H. ; Gamble, Tony ; Heinicke, Matthew P. ; Brown, Joseph C. ; Siler, Cameron D. ( July 2021 , Herpetological review)

We report on the longest body length record for the Philippine Pit Viper, Trimereserus flavomaculatus.
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Trimeresurus flavomaculatus (Philippine Pit Viper). Maximum Body Length.

Griffing, Aaron H. ; Gamble, Tony ; Heinicke, Matthew P. ; Brown, Joseph C. ; Siler, Cameron D. ( June 2021 , Herpetological review)

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Gut microbial ecology of the Critically Endangered Fijian crested iguana ( Brachylophus vitiensis ): Effects of captivity status and host reintroduction on endogenous microbiomes

https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7373

Eliades, Samuel J. ; Brown, Joseph C. ; Colston, Timothy J. ; Fisher, Robert N. ; Niukula, Jone B. ; Gray, Kim ; Vadada, Jhabar ; Rasalato, Sia ; Siler, Cameron D. ( May 2021 , Ecology and Evolution)
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LYCODON ALCALAI (Alcala’s Wolf Snake). DIET.

Griffing, Aaron H. ; Gamble, T. ; Heinicke, Matthew P. ; Brown, Joseph C. ; Siler, Cameron D. ( October 2019 , Herpetological review)

Lycodon alcalai is a small, terrestrial snake endemic to the northern Philippines where it is known from the islands of Batan (70 km2), Sabtang (16 km2), and Calayan (196 km2; Ota and Ross 1994. Copeia 1994:159–174; Oliveros et al. 2011. Sci. Pap. Nat. Hist. Mus. Univ. Kans. 43:1–20). Although L. alcalai has been reported to prey upon Common Tree Frogs (Polypedates leucomystax) and unidentified, soft-shelled reptilian eggs (Ota and Ross 1994, op. cit.), little natural history information is available for this species. Here, we report on a new diet item for L. alcalai: an as of yet undescribed species of scaly-toed gecko (Lepidodactylus).
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