Climatic Seasonality and Habitat Fragmentation Differentially Drive the Temporal Abundances of Two Sympatric Pampean Sand-Dwelling Lizard Species
Juan Esteban Dajil, Carolina Block, Laura Estela Vega, and Oscar Aníbal Stellatelli
Ichthyology & Herpetology 114: 557–572
Supplemental Fig. S1. Location of sampled sites of Liolaemus multimaculatus and Liolaemus wiegmannii in the coastal dunes of the Pampas, Argentina. The gray area in the left map demarcates the Pampas Region in South America. The detailed map at the right shows the surveyed sites in the Eastern Dune Barrier. Numbers 1–7 indicate sampling sites, and point color corresponds to habitat type (fragmented in white; non-fragmented in gray). References: 1—Punta médanos; 2—Mar de las Pampas; 3—Mar Azul; 4—Faro Querandí Municipal Natural Reserve; 5—Parque Atlántico Mar Chiquito Natural Reserve; 6—Balneario Parque Mar Chiquito; 7—La Caleta.