Simple Summary Behavioral sequences analysis is a relevant method for quantifying the
behavioral repertoire of animals to respond to the classical Tinbergen's four questions …

Animals communicate using a variety of signals that differ dramatically among and within
species. The astonishing dewlap diversity in anoles has attracted considerable attention in …

Trade‐offs in performance expression occur because animals must perform multiple whole‐
organism performance tasks that place conflicting demands on shared underlying …

Visual ornaments have long been assumed to evolve hyper‐allometry as an outcome of
sexual selection. Yet growing evidence suggests many sexually selected morphologies can …

Sexual selection has resulted in some of the most elaborate traits seen in animals, many of
which are used as weapons. These weapons can be incredibly diverse, even within species …

Selection on behavior, signaling, and morphology can be strongly affected by variation in
habitat type. Consequently, populations inhabiting different environments can exhibit …

The skin of aquatic vertebrates surrounds all the mechanical lineages of the body and must,
therefore, play an important role in locomotion. A cross‐woven collagenous dermal design …

Living lizards exploit almost all terrestrial ecosystems where they play the roles of both
predator and prey in complex food webs. Bels et al.(Biomechanics of feeding in Vertebrates …

In many animals, male secondary sexual traits advertise reliable information on fighting
capacity in a male–male context. The iconic sexual signaling device of anole lizards, the …

Animal signals evolve in an ecological context. Locally adapting animal sexual signals can
be especially important for initiating or reinforcing reproductive isolation during the early …