External morphological metrics have featured prominently in comparative studies examining
the morphological convergence that characterizes anoline ecomorphs. To what degree the …

Ecological niche partitioning of Anolis lizards of the Greater Antillean islands has been the
focus of many comparative studies, and much is known about external morphological …

Anoline lizards of the Greater Antillean islands have repeatedly followed parallel paths of
morphological adaptation, resulting in ecologically and morphologically similar ecomorph …

The breast-shoulder apparatus (BSA) poses a particular challenge for morphological
comparisons, since its skeletal components display a great degree of mobility with respect to …

The repeated, convergent evolution of body shape and microhabitat use in Greater Antillean
lizards of the genus Anolis (anoles) provides compelling evidence of the importance of …

Anoli s lizards are a model system for the study of adaptive radiation and convergent
evolution. Greater Antillean anoles have repeatedly evolved six similar forms or ecomorphs …

Anolis lizards have evolved morphologies in response to different selective factors related to
microhabitat use. Morphological diversity exhibits evolutionary patterns that reveal …

We used geometric morphometrics to explore the influence of phylogenetic and allometric
constraints as well as ecology on variation in cranium shape in five species of monophyletic …

Anolis lizards are well known for their specialist ecomorphs characterized by the convergent
evolution of suites of traits linked to the use of particular microhabitats. Many of these same …

Anoles have evolved independently on each island in the Greater Antilles, producing a suite
of morphologically-distinct species that utilize different microhabitats. Comparisons among …