Anole Research In Colombia And Venezuela: Scientist At Work Blog Posts

Earlier this spring, I reported on a trip to Colombia and Venezuela to collect natural history data on several unknown anoles: A. heterodermus, A. onca, A. annectens and A. tigrinus. As part of the Scientist at Work: Notes from the Field blog on the Science webpage of the New York Times, I wrote a series of posts, which have now all been published. If you’re interested, links to them are provided below.

Losos, J.B. March 12, 2013. Quest for a little-known suburban lizard. link to article

Losos, J.B. March 14, 2013. Life of a Lizard Wrangler. link to article

Losos, J.B. March 19, 2013. Lizard Olympics. link to article

Losos, J.B. April 2, 2013. A Beach Vacation, Lizard Style. link to article

Losos, J.B. April 11, 2013. An Embarrassment of Anoles. link to article

Losos, J.B. April 25, 2013. A Night of Saurian Spotlighting. link to article

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Jonathan Losos

Professor of Biology and Director of the Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in Saint Louis. 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.

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