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Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Anyone can leave a comment to an existing post, but anonymous comments are forbidden. Please contact Jonathan Losos at jlosos@oeb.harvard.edu if you would like to become a contributor and post on. Users must provide their full real name and a few sentences of basic information about why you’re writing for. Capitalize words in titles. Breaking up long posts:. DON’T: Anole annals...
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Who Says Swallowtail Butterflies Are Distasteful? Tell It to the Anole! | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Who Says Swallowtail Butterflies Are Distasteful? Tell It to the Anole! May 14, 2015. This just in from Twitter. New Species of Anole from Panama. Mom’s Diet Is Important for Her Babies–Even in Anoles! 2 thoughts on “ Who Says Swallowtail Butterflies Are Distasteful? Tell It to the Anole! May 14, 2015 at 8:26 am. May 18, 2015 at 11:27 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Anole Annals is w...
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It’s Hard Out Here for an Anole | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. It’s Hard Out Here for an Anole. May 6, 2015. Notes from the Field. I moved to Florida almost a year ago but am just now gearing up for my first, full-fledged anole deluge, typical of Florida in the spring. As the temperature rises, more and more anoles can be seen basking, mating, or, most frequently, scattering to get out from under your feet as you walk down the sidewalk! This liz...
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. All posts by Jonathan Losos. Professor and Curator of Herpetology at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University. I've spent my entire professional career studying anoles and have discovered that the more I learn about anoles, the more I realize I don't know. View all posts by Jonathan Losos →. That’s a Mouthful: Dragonfly No Match for a Green Anole. August 15, 2016.
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Bark Anole Battle Scars in Miami, FL | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Bark Anole Battle Scars in Miami, FL. April 3, 2015. Notes from the Field. James T. Stroud. As it starts to heat up here in Miami, anole interactions are at the highest while males try to stake their claim for the most attractive territories in town. Earlier during an afternoon stroll around South Miami I came across this bark anole (. About James T. Stroud. Great Isaac Cay →. On Mys...
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More Missing Limbs and a Lizard Slumber Party | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. More Missing Limbs and a Lizard Slumber Party. May 24, 2014. Several days ago, I reported on skeletal anomalies. The next night, Levi strolled down to our place to do some night herping–and wouldn’t you know? 8211;en route the very first. He had ever seen turned out to be of the three-footed variety. Add another example to our parade of limb-reduced anoles. Anole Phylogeny Activity f...
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Another Three-Legged Lizard | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. May 18, 2015. Here’s yet another three-legged lizard. This is a male brown anole (. From Abaco, Bahamas Despite missing most of its right leg (yes, the image is reversed), the little guy was fat and sassy and got around just fine. When he was let go, he even crouched down as if about to jump, before thinking better of it. Mom’s Diet Is Important for Her Babies–Even in Anoles! About a...
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New Species of Anole from Panama | Anole Annals
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Your source for the latest on Anolis lizards. Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. Reviews of Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree. New Species of Anole from Panama. May 12, 2015. Introducing Anolis elcopeensis. (B) is a female; the rest are males. In their n ew paper in. Amphibian and Reptile Conservation. Poe and colleagues note that thirteen new species of. Have been described from Panama since 2007, bringing that country’s total to 44. They now raise those numbers to 15 and 45. Is a very close relative of.
