Matthijs P. van den Burg

The paper reanalyzes Bels et al.'s 2025 study on iguana display-action-patterns, adjusting for hybridization and behavioral metadata limitations, revealing complex DAP variation among species categories.

The paper investigates how larger clutch size in hybrid and non-native green iguanas may contribute to genetic swamping of native iguana populations in the Lesser Antilles.

This study generates genomic sequences for Galapagos iguanas to explore their evolutionary history and identify genes associated with marine adaptation, pigmentation, and DNA damage responses.

This paper develops an eDNA toolkit using KASP technology to detect native and invasive iguanas and their hybrids, enabling rapid and low-effort tracking for conservation.

The paper identifies morphometric traits to distinguish native Iguana delicatissima from introduced green iguanas, enabling rapid in-situ conservation efforts.