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Working Hard for a Meal
Thanks to the former student, who sent me the link.
Non-native Anoles on Canouan in the Grenadines
Any reason to think these anoles, which arrived on Canouan in a container, presumably from Florida, are anything other than Anolis carolinensis?
Posted in Ask the Experts, Introduced Anoles
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Artificially Isolated Populations of Anoles
During a spring trip to the Dominican Republic, I spent a few nights at a high-rise hotel along the “beach” in Santo Domingo. The hotel had a concrete imprint, totally devoid of grounds. It faced a busy four-lane road and … Continue reading