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Elucidating the factors regulating the spatial distribution of ecologically similar species is a key pursuit (Dammhahn and Kappeler, 2008; Peres-Neto, 2006). Many biotic and abiotic variables might influence species distribution and determine allopatry or simpatry (Di Cola & Chiaraviglio, 2010). Moreover, species patterns are strongly associated with habitat variables at different spatial scales (Hatten & Paradzick, 2003). However, the role of landscapes in contact zones is not completely understood.

The Role of Landscape in Contact Zones of Sister Species of Lizards