Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez

Captive breeding unveils hybridisation between aquatic and terrestrial reproductive modes and a reversal reproductive shift within Salamandra salamandra gallaica

Guillermo Velo‐Antón, Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez, Lucía Alarcón-Ríos

Abstract Bimodal reproductive species offer an excellent opportunity to study the evolution of reproductive shifts, yet are extremely rare among vertebrates. Salamandra salamandra is one of two bimodal amphibian species, showing two viviparity modes: an aquatic (larviparity) and a terrestrial (pueriparity) mode. …

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Landscape genetics reveals contrasting patterns of connectivity in two newt species (Lissotriton montandoniandL. vulgaris)

Bernardo Antunes, Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez, Katarzyna Dudek, Marcin K. Liana et autres

Ecologically distinct species may respond to landscape changes in different ways. In addition to basic ecological data, the extent of the geographic range has been successfully used as an indicator of species sensitivity to anthropogenic landscapes, with widespread species usually found to …

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Riverine barriers to gene flow in a salamander with both aquatic and terrestrial reproduction

Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez, André Lourenço, Guillermo Velo‐Antón

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Riverine barriers to gene flow in a salamander with both aquatic and terrestrial reproduction

Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez, André Pedro Lourenço, Guillermo Velo‐Antón

Abstract The riverine barrier hypothesis (RBH) posits that rivers comprise geographical barriers to gene flow for terrestrial organisms, thus promoting genetic differentiation between populations. Here, we explored the RBH on larviparous and pueriparous populations of the live-bearing fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra). While …

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River barriers to gene flow: eco-evolutionary implications of a reproductive mode shift

Clara Figueiredo‐Vázquez