ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Collaborative Conservation Genetics of Cryptic Reptile Taxa From Northern Australia.
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Abstract
Estimates of global biodiversity are improving with the advent of novel molecular approaches, and this is especially true for reptiles. Across northern Australia, many endemic and cryptic reptile species have been discovered in recent years, and this region remains a priority area for taxonomic research. Collaborations between Indigenous land managers and researchers across remote, poorly surveyed regions can fill gaps in biodiversity knowledge, while simultaneously supporting local aspirations for value-aligned employment and in contemporary conservation monitoring and science. Here, we apply collaborative sampling and genetic techniques with Indigenous rangers across poorly sampled East Arnhem Land to identify the species and lineages present across three reptile genera containing cryptic species complexes. Using a reduced representation DNA sequencing approach, we identified 13 taxa within
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