Untitled ItemDB reptiles roadkill

A list of the reptile species extracted from 300 studies about roadkill in Europe. English name, number of records (studies mentioning such species), frequency of occurrence in the total studies examined, number of different countries where the species was recorded, body mass in g, predominant period of activity during the day, evolutionary distinctiveness (ED) score and distribution range size in km².The digital object identifier (DOI): 10.1111/oik.10785Journal: OikosMetadata:VariablesDetailsSpeciesLatin name of speciesEnglish NameEnglish name of speciesRecordsNumber of records of the species within the 300 European studies on reptile casualties, focused on in this studyFrequency roadkillsFrequency of records of the species within the 300 European studies on reptile casualties, focused on in this study. The frequency is the percentage of studies where a given species was recorded, concerning the 300 total studies reviewedCountriesNumber of different countries where the species was recorded, within the 300 European studies on reptile casualties, focused on in this study.StatusIf the species is considered 'native' or 'exotic' in Europe (Source: Sillero et al. 2014, and other updates)Body mass (g)Body mass in g (Source: Meiri et al. 2021)Day period activityThe main period of activity of the species during the day (e.g., cathemeral (active all day), diurnal, crepuscular, or nocturnal) (Source: Din 2006, Grimm et al. 2014, Speybroeck et al. 2018, Avcı and Baran 2020)ED ScoreEvolutionary Distinctiveness score, a measure of phylogenetic uniqueness of reptile species (Source: Zoological Society of London 2008)Distribution range Sillero Km²Expressed in Km2 (Source: Sillero et al. 2014)<br>