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    • Rescue and translocation of Hispaniola hutia (Plagiodontiaaedium) in Pueblo Viejo, Cotuí mining concession area 

      Núñez-Novas, Miguel S.; Carreras-De León, Rosanna; Mateo Jiménez, Amelia L.; Dávila, Carolina; Calderón, Pilar (2024)
      Translocation of species is a common practice used in endangered species management and conservation plans, which canhave the purpose of establishing new populations which are at risk of being wiped out, increase a species ...
    • Fossil lizards from the Dominican Republic 

      Etheridge, Richard (1965)
      This is a detailed investigation into the fossil record of lizard species from the Dominican Republic. This work marks a significant contribution to the study of the island's herpetofauna, focusing on extinct lizard species ...
    • Fossil birds from the Dominican Republic 

      Bernstein, Lowell (1965)
      This is a is a pioneering study on the fossil avifauna of the Dominican Republic. Before this publication, little to no work had been dedicated to documenting the region's fossil bird species, with earlier mentions being ...
    • The vegetation of Beata and Alta Vela Islands, Hispaniola 

      Howard, Richard A. (1955)
      This article explores the unique flora of two small islands located off the southern tip of the Barahona Peninsula in the Dominican Republic. These islands, Beata and Alta Vela, are geologically connected to the peninsula ...
    • Archeological and historical investigations in Samaná, Dominican Republic 

      Krieger, Herbert W. (1929)
      This is a comprehensive study exploring the archaeology and history of the Samaná region in the Dominican Republic. Presented as Bulletin 147 of the United States National Museum, it documents archaeological findings, ...