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 Reptile Biodiversity
STANDARD METHODS FOR INVENTORY AND MONITORING

Edited by

ROY W. MCDIARMID
MERCEDES S. FOSTER
CRAIG GUYER
J. WHITFIELD GIBBONS
NEIL CHERNOFF

U NIVER SIT Y OF CALIFOR NIA PR ESS

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R EP TI LE B IO D IV ERS IT Y
 Reptile Biodiversity
STANDARD METHODS FOR INVENTORY AND MONITORING

Edited by

ROY W. MCDIARMID
MERCEDES S. FOSTER
CRAIG GUYER
J. WHITFIELD GIBBONS
NEIL CHERNOFF

U NIVER SIT Y OF CALIFOR NIA PR ESS

Berkeley Los Angeles London
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photos by John D. Willson; Corallus hortulanus (Cerro de la Neblina,
Venezuela), photo by Roy W. McDiarmid; Pseustes sulfureus (Manu
National Park, Peru), photo by Fiona A. Wilkinson, © Maquina
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 CONTENTS

AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS vii PART THREE

FOREWORD ix Sampling Reptile Diversity
RICK SHINE
11 Techniques for Reptiles in Difficult-to- Sample
PREFACE xi Habitats / 167
ROBERT E. LOVICH, Chapter Coordinator
PART ONE
12 Statistical Properties of Techniques and
Introduction Validation / 197
1 Studying Reptile Diversity / 3 GORDON H. RODDA
MERCEDES S. FOSTER, ROY W. MCDIARMID,
AND NEIL CHERNOFF 13 Standard Techniques for Inventory and
Monitoring / 205
2 Reptile Diversity and Natural History: MERCEDES S. FOSTER, Chapter Coordinator
An Overview / 7
ROY W. MCDIARMID 14 Parametric Analysis of Reptile Biodiversity
Data / 273
CHAD L. CROSS, NATALIA ANANJEVA, NIKOLAI L. ORLOV,
PART TWO
AND ANTONIO W. SALAS
Planning a Diversity Study
3 Study Design and Sampling / 27 15 Population Size and Demographics / 283
ROBERT N. FISHER AND MERCEDES S. FOSTER, GORDON H. RODDA

Chapter Coordinators
16 Monitoring Exploited Species / 323
4 Dealing with Associated Data / 51 LEE A. FITZGERALD
MERCEDES S. FOSTER AND ROBERT N. FISHER,
Chapter Coordinators
PART FOUR
5 Finding and Capturing Reptiles / 77 Conclusions
LEE A. FITZGERALD
17 Reptile Biodiversity: Where Do We Go from
6 Voucher Specimens / 89 Here? / 335
ROBERT P. REYNOLDS AND ROY W. MCDIARMID ROY W. MCDIARMID AND MERCEDES S. FOSTER

7 Preparing Reptiles as Voucher Specimens / 95 APPENDIX I Selected Institutions with Significant

MERCEDES S. FOSTER, Chapter Coordinator
Collections of Reptiles 341
8 Dealing with Live Reptiles / 127 MERCEDES S. FOSTER AND ROY W. MCDIARMID
MERCEDES S. FOSTER, Chapter Coordinator
APPENDIX II Websites of Interest 345
9 Marking Reptiles / 143 MERCEDES S. FOSTER
MICHAEL V. PLUMMER AND JOHN W. FERNER

10 Determining Age, Sex, and Reproductive LITER ATURE CITED 349

Condition / 151 ADDRESSES OF AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS 391
ROBERT N. REED AND ANTON D. TUCKER INDICES 395

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 AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS

THOMAS S. B. AKRE Longwood University HAROLD F. HEATWOLE North Carolina State University
NATALIA ANANJEVA Zoological Institute, Russian Academy ROBERT D. KENNEY University of Rhode Island
of Sciences F. WAYNE KING Florida Museum of Natural History
ANDREA ATKINSON National Park Ser vice JOHN LEE The Academy at Roosevelt Center
RALPH W. AXTELL Southern Illinois University ROBERT E. LOVICH Naval Facilities Engineering Command
SEAN J. BARRY University of California - Davis WILLIAM E. MAGNUSSON Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da
AARON M. BAUER Villanova University Amazônia
STEVEN J. BEAUPRE University of Arkansas MARCIO MARTINS Universidade de São Paulo
CHRISTOPHER BROWN USGS Western Ecological Research FRANK J. MAZZOTTI University of Florida
Center ROY W. MCDIARMID USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
GORDON M. BURGHARDT University of Tennessee - JOSEPH C. MITCHELL Mitchell Ecological Research Ser vice
Knoxville
MILAN MITROVICH USGS Western Ecological Research Center
NEIL CHERNOFF Environmental Protection Agency
JOHN C. MURPHY Field Museum
CHAD L. CROSS University of Nevada - Las Vegas
HENRY MUSHINSKY University of South Florida
INDRANEIL DAS Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
CRISTIANO NOGUEIRA Universidade de Brasilia
DALE DENARDO Arizona State University
NIKOLAI L. ORLOV Zoological Institute, Russian Academy
JAMES R. DIXON Texas A&M University (emeritus) of Sciences
MAUREEN A. DONNELLY Florida International University CHARLES R. PETERSON Idaho State University
MICHAEL E. DORCAS Davidson College MICHAEL V. PLUMMER Harding University
Thomas More College and Cincinnati
JOHN W. FERNER CHRISTOPHER J. RAXWORTHY American Museum of Natural
Museum of Natural History History
ROBERT N. FISHER USGS Western Ecological Research Center ROBERT N. REED USGS Fort Collins Science Center
LEE A. FITZGERALD Texas A & M University ROBERT P. REYNOLDS USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
MERCEDES S. FOSTER USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center CARLTON J. ROCHESTER USGS Western Ecological Research
JACK FRAZIER Smithsonian Institution Center
SCOTT L. GARDNER University of Nebraska GORDON H. RODDA USGS Fort Collins Science Center
J. WHITFIELD GIBBONS University of Georgia D. CRAIG RUDOLPH U. S. Forest Ser vice
J. STEVE GODLEY Cardno ENTRIX, Inc. ANTONIO W. SALAS Center for Conservation Biology– Peru
KIM GRAY- LOVICH Zoological Society of San Diego ALAN H. SAVITZKY Old Dominion University
HARRY W. GREENE Cornell University JAMES A. SCHULTE II Clarkson University
PATRICK T. GREGORY University of Victoria RICK SHINE University of Sydney
CRAIG GUYER Auburn University C. ROBERT SHOOP Cumberland Island Museum (deceased)
LEE-ANN C. HAYEK Smithsonian Institution LORA L. SMITH Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center
WILLIAM K. HAYES Loma Linda University DAVID A. STEEN Auburn University

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BRIAN K. SULLIVAN Arizona State University JOHN D. WILLSON University of Georgia
ANTON D. TUCKER Mote Marine Laboratory THOMAS P. WILSON University of Tennessee - Chattanooga
WILLIAM A. VELHAGEN, JR. New York University JAMES H. YANTIS Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (retired)
RICHARD C. VOGT Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia CAMERON A. YOUNG Center for Snake Conservation
HAROLD K. VORIS Field Museum ROBERT T. ZAPPALORTI Herpetological Associates, Inc.

viii AUTHORS AND CON TRIBUTORS

 FOREWORD

RICK SHINE

This is the book that I desperately needed at the beginning of turtles, crocodiles, or tuataras for a very long time, and these
my scientific career. Like most other young herpetologists, I independent evolutionary histories have produced animals
had a pretty simple set of ideas about how to gather data— I’d that differ from each other in many ways. Even within each
just go out there, look for snakes, find some, catch them, and of the major lineages, reptiles are amazingly diverse in almost
then write down anything that seemed useful (such as their every aspect. One inevitable result is that an equally diverse
sex or body size). And somehow or other, once I’d been doing array of methods is needed for studies of those animals—for
that for long enough, I’d have a data set that could then tell example, the techniques that enable one to most effectively
all kinds of interesting stories about the biology of the crea- find, collect, and study a blind snake embryo differ in sub-
tures in question. Fortunately, there were wiser heads around— stantial ways from the techniques needed to investigate adult
notably my doctoral supervisor, Hal Heatwole, who not only saltwater crocodiles. That diversity creates an enormous chal-
is still an active researcher but also has contributed to this lenge for anyone who attempts a book like the current vol-
volume. And after talking with those more experienced her- ume. Fortunately, the critical importance of the task has en-
petologists, it dawned on me that I actually needed to think abled the editors to fi nd a stellar list of contributors, including
about what I was going to do, and how I might ultimately use many of the world’s most experienced field herpetologists.
the data, before I started my fieldwork. The task is urgent. In many parts of the world, reptile pop-
One of the glories of fieldwork is serendipity: you never re- ulations are being menaced by a cocktail of threatening pro-
ally know what you might discover (famously, Albert Einstein cesses, ultimately brought about by human activities. Reptiles
commented that if we knew what we were doing, it wouldn’t are not unique in their vulnerability to threats such as habi-
be research). My own career has been full of such surprises: tat degradation, climate change, and invasive species— but
I’ve been astonished by some peculiar facet or other in the bi- the central role of reptiles in many ecosystems is rarely ap-
ology of almost every species that I have studied. At first sight, preciated. Popular attention tends to focus on endothermic
a standardizing of methods— one of the main points of this vertebrates, especially large mammals and brightly colored
book—might seem counter to that spirit of free inquiry. It’s birds. If we look to the tropics, however—the parts of the
not. If your data set is gathered with a robust sampling design world that are the most biodiverse and that are subject to the
and in a way that can be compared directly to other data sets most intense threats— the diversity and abundance of ecto-
gathered at other places and other times on the same or differ- thermic (“cold-blooded”) vertebrates like reptiles and amphib-
ent species, the opportunities to discover something genuinely ians vastly exceeds the numbers and types of birds and mam-
new and exciting are magnified a thousand-fold. And it is only mals. Our current estimates of reptile biodiversity in most
by bringing separately gathered data sets together that we can tropical regions also are far too low, with new species being
address many issues that are critical for conservation and man- described every month. The small body sizes, low metabolic
agement. For example, some of the most important challenges rates, and sedentary behaviors of many reptile species have
to the viability of reptile populations— such as climate change resulted in many taxa being restricted to very small areas,
or the overall impact of invasive species or diseases— operate at some of which undoubtedly have been destroyed long before
timescales and spatial scales too large for any single field study. the species within them were ever seen by scientists. As ecto-
Field-based surveys on any organisms need robust sam- therms, reptiles rely upon ambient temperature regimes for
pling designs as well as methods that are logistically feasible many aspects of their day-to-day lives, and climate change may
and ethically acceptable. But the need is greater— and the pose a massive challenge to the continued existence of many
challenge greater—for reptiles than for many other types of species.
animals. As any phylogenetic purist will tell you, there’s no Reptilian ectothermy also poses a huge challenge to any
such thing as a “reptile” in evolutionary terms— squamates attempt to establish and describe standard techniques for
(lizards and snakes) haven’t shared a common ancestor with biodiversity monitoring. The intimate dependence of reptile

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