For arboreal lizards, the ability to cling or adhere to the substrate is critical for locomotion
during prey capture, predator escape, thermoregulation and social interactions. Thus …

Phenotypic change plays diverse roles in species' colonization, but most invasion studies
target single species. To compare ecomorphological changes among co-invading species …

Brown anoles (Anolis sagrei) are native to Cuba and the Bahamas, but have been widely
introduced to other Caribbean islands, the southeastern United States, Hawai 'i, and Japan …

Foraging behaviors have different affects on multiple aspects of an animal's ecology. The
fitness of an animal depends heavily on the body condition of said animal, and foraging has …

A species' life history is the set of traits related to the timing and nature of events related to
growth, reproduction, and survival. Life history strategies often occur along a …

Non-avian reptiles can exhibit complex social behaviors, but they are vastly understudied
relative to birds and mammals. Social behaviors relay information between individuals about …