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The Second International Conference on Amphibian and Reptiles Anomalies and Pathology

The Second International conference on "Amphibian and reptiles anomalies and pathology: Methodology, evolutionary significance, monitoring and environmental health” was held on 6–10 September 2016 in Ekaterinburg at the Ural Federal University. The conference brought together a number of experts in the fields of zoology (herpetology), evolutionary morphology, taxonomy, ecology, molecular genetics, cytology and conservation, scientific centers of 6 countries (Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Japan, Germany and France) and 18 cities. Twenty-eight reports and nine posters were presented during the academic seminar and a roundtable discussion.

Conference topics: The topics discussed in the conference were about coordination, unification, and definition of research priorities in the field of fundamental and applied aspects of the innovative areas related to the problems of evolutionary teratology, morphogenesis ecology, and environmental quality.

Conference date: 6–10 September 2016
Location: Ekaterinburg, Ural Federal University
Editors: V. L. Vershinin and S. D. Vershinina
Organizer: Ural Federal University
Sponsor: Russian Foundation of Basic Research, Project No. 16-04-20603, supported by Act 211, Government of the Russian Federation, Agreement No. 02.A03.21.0006
Published: 3 May 2018
ISSN: 2413-0877

Indexing: The Second International Conference on  Amphibian and Reptiles Anomalies and Pathology Conference Proceedings are indexed in Web of Science (by Clarivate Analytics, formerly Thomson Reuters and ISI).

Table of Contents
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Morphological Variability of Larval Mouthparts of the Marsh Frog Pelophylax ridibundus (Pallas, 1771) (Anura, Ranidae) in Natural Populations of Southeastern Kazakhstan
Pages: 1–6
Authors: I I Arifulova, M A Chirikova, Read more >
Anomalies of the Smooth Newt Lissotriton Vulgaris (L., 1758) in the Gradient of Urbanization
Pages: 7–12
Authors: D L Berzin, V L Vershinin, Read more >
To the Problem of Terminology Unification in Amphibian Anomaly Classifications
Pages: 13–16
Authors: M N Danilova, Read more >
Anomalies in Natural Populations of Amphibians: Methodology for Laboratory Studies
Pages: 17–28
Authors: A Dubois, A Ohler, Read more >
New Data on the Anomalies of Tailless Amphibians of the Volga Basin
Pages: 29–35
Authors: A I Fayzulin, I V Chikhlyaev, A K Mineev, A E Kuzovenko, R A Mihaylov, F F Zaripova, A I Popov, O A Ermakov, Read more >
The Life and Works of Jean Rostand
Pages: 36–41
Authors: J-L Fischer, Read more >
Ecological and Geographical Gis-Analysis of Anomalies in Amphibians of Ukraine
Pages: 42–48
Authors: V M Tytar, O D Nekrasova, A Y Marushchak, Read more >
Parameters of the Transmembrane Transport of Pelophylax ridibundus in the Conditions of Thermal Reservoirs
Pages: 49–54
Authors: A N Gurvich, Read more >
A Global Database of Anomalies in Natural Populations, with an Illustration of Emerging Patterns Focussing on Countries of the Former Soviet Union
Pages: 55–64
Authors: K Henle, Read more >
Comparative Analysis of Moor Frog Anomalies (Rana arvalis Nils., 1842) in Different Areas of Surgut City
Pages: 65–69
Authors: D V Ibragimova, N V Nakonechnyi, Read more >
The Effect of Incubation Temperature on Deviations of Pholidosis and Malformations in Grass Snake Natrix natrix (L. 1758) and Sand Lizard Lacerta agilis (L. 1758)
Pages: 70–74
Authors: L A Idrisova, Read more >
Deviations in Pholidosis of the Grass Snake Natrix natrix (L. 1758) from the Tatarstan Republic
Pages: 75–79
Authors: L A Idrisova, Read more >
New Occurrences of Anomalous Specimens of Anuran Amphibians in Northwest Upper Poochye
Pages: 80–86
Authors: V A Korzikov, A I Faizulin, O A Ermakov, S K Alekseev, V V Aleksanov, Read more >
Pholidosis Abnormalities and Injuries in the European Pond Turtle (Emys orbicularis) in the Conditions of the Khopersky Nature Reserve
Pages: 87–91
Authors: G A Lada, M P Boldyreva, Read more >
Testicular Anomalies in the Hybridogenetic Frog Pelophylax esculentus (Amphibia: Anura: Ranidae)
Pages: 92–96
Authors: S N Litvinchuk, Read more >
Anomalies in the Coloration of Japanese Amphibians and Their Applications in Genetic Research
Pages: 97–107
Authors: I Miura, Read more >
Rare Color Variants in Lacertidae on the Example of Zootoca vivipara (Jacquin, 1787) in Ukraine
Pages: 108–116
Authors: O D Nekrasova, Read more >
Researching Malformations in Frogs of the Pelophylax esculentus Complex (Amphibia: Anura) in the Natural Populations of the Trakhtemyriv Peninsula (Ukraine)
Pages: 117–122
Authors: O D Nekrasova, V V Kuibida, Read more >
Anomalies in natural populations of amphibians: Methodology for field studies
Pages: 123–132
Authors: A Ohler, A Dubois, Read more >
Skeletal Anomalies of Juvenile Smooth Newts - Lissotriton vulgaris
Pages: 133–139
Authors: E V Perekhrest, A G Trofimov, D L Berzin, Read more >
Anomalies and Pathology in the Bones of the Late Cenozoic Ectothermic Tetrapods
Pages: 140–144
Authors: V Y Ratnikov, Read more >
Regularities in Phenotypic Variation as a Property of the Developmental System: Evidence from the Evolution of Early Amphibians
Pages: 145–149
Authors: M A Shishkin, Read more >
Morphological Deformities in Anuran Amphibians from the Khoper River Valley in the “Privolzhskaya Lesostep’” Nature Reserve and Adjacent Territories
Pages: 150–155
Authors: A O Svinin, I V Bashinskiy, L А Neymark, E A Katsman, V V Osipov, Read more >
About the Applicability of Bone and Cartilage Acid-free Staining for Anura
Pages: 156–160
Authors: A G Trofimov, S D Vershinina, Read more >
The theoretical Significance of Amphibian Anomalies from the Standpoint of the Module Principle
Pages: 161–168
Authors: V L Vershinin, Read more >
Studying Cell-like and Humoral Factors of Immunity and the Definition of Immune Status in Sheltopusik Lizards (Pseudopus apodus) with the Helminthiasis Caused By Entomelas Sp. Nematodes
Pages: 169–174
Authors: R V Zhelankin, Read more >
The Using of Electron Microscopy in the Diagnosis of Amphibian Pathologies
Pages: 175–176
Authors: I V Zubarev, I A Sitnikov, Read more >