Although currently there is already a set of studies regarding ecological aspects of some particular reptile and amphibian species living in Brazilian sandy coastal plains (including the so-called "restinga" and "campo nativo" habitats), there is comparatively few information on the species composition usually associated to these environments. During 31 years (1988-2019) of herpetological studies carried out in sandy coastal plains environments by our research team of the Laboratory of Vertebrate Ecology (Department of Ecology, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, in Rio de Janeiro Brazil) we have surveyed reptile and amphibian communities and performed different studies with similar methods in 70 sites from 10 different states along the Brazilian coast. Our surveys resulted in records of 87 species of reptile (five turtles, two crocodylians, six amphisbaenians, 36 lizards and 39 snakes) from 24 families, and 77 species of anuran amphibians from nine families. We have studied multiple natural history topics for anurans and reptiles which resulted in the publication of some specific ecological studies, especially regarding some species, encompassing population and community ecology, foraging and feeding habits, species activity, thermoregulation, reproduction, use of microhabitats, and parasitism by ecto and endoparasites. Our results along these three decades have also contributed for the description of four new lizard species (Ameivula nativo, Glaucomastix littoralis, G. abaetensis and G. itabaianensis). Our studies constitute an important contribution to the knowledge of the ecology of anuran amphibians and reptiles in these ecosystems, as well as to the conservation of sandy coastal plains environment. The checklist presented in this study, based on our records of sandy coastal plains herpetofauna, provides for many localities along the Brazilian coast, the needed knowledge on species occurrence, including the presence of endemic and/or endangered species, which can be of value for many conservation actions.

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来自巴西沙质沿海平原的爬行动物和无脊椎动物两栖动物种类的总结：“在里约热内卢的埃斯塔多大学的生态实验室”进行了31年的采样工作

尽管目前已经对居住在巴西沙质沿海平原（包括所谓的“ restinga”和“ campo nativo”生境）的某些特定爬行动物和两栖动物的生态学方面进行了一系列研究，但有关该物种的信息相对较少通常与这些环境相关的构图。在我们的脊椎动物生态实验室研究团队（巴西里约热内卢埃斯塔多·里约热内卢大学生态系）的研究小组进行的31年间（1988-2019）爬虫学研究中，我们进行了调查爬行动物和两栖动物群落，并在巴西沿岸10个不同州的70个地点用相似的方法进行了不同的研究。我们的调查结果记录了来自24个科的87种爬行动物（五只海龟，两只鳄鱼，六只两栖类，36只蜥蜴和39条蛇）和来自九个科的77种无脊椎动物两栖动物。我们研究了无脊椎动物和爬行动物的多个自然历史主题，从而导致发表了一些具体的生态研究，尤其是有关某些物种的研究，包括种群和社区生态，觅食和摄食习惯，物种活动，温度调节，繁殖，微生境的使用以及胞外寄生虫和寄生虫寄生。我们在这三个十年中的研究结果也有助于描述四种新的蜥蜴物种（Ameivula nativo，Glaucomastix littoralis，G。abaetensis和G. itabaianensis）。我们的研究对了解这些生态系统中无硫两栖动物和爬行动物的生态学知识以及对沙质沿海平原环境的保护做出了重要贡献。根据我们对沙质沿海平原Herpetofauna的记录，本研究中提出的清单为巴西沿海许多地区提供了有关物种发生的必要知识，包括特有和/或濒危物种的存在，这可能对许多保护行动。