Chameleons so easily capture the imagination, and have done so for centuries. In scientific
writings, they first appear with Aristotle (350 BC), and although they were recognized as …

Insects are “the most abundant and diverse animal group on Earth” 1 making it no surprise
that varying degrees of insectivory, or insect consumption, are present across numerous …

We summarize information on current distribution of the invasive lizard Chamaeleo jacksonii
and predict its potential distribution in the Hawaiian Islands. Potential distribution maps are …

In recent years, substantial variation in foraging behavior has been documented in lizards,
including within and between closely related species. However, the exceptionally variable …

Abstract The Jackson's Chameleon (Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus) is a predatory,
arboreal east African lizard that has become established in the forests of several Hawaiian …

All 41 species of the Hawaiian tree snail genus Achatinella were listed as endangered in the
early 1980s, primarily due to predation by invasive species. Today, only 9 species are …

Many animals show unique morphological and behavioural adaptations to specific habitats.
In particular, variation in cranial morphology is known to influence feeding performance …

Chameleons exhibit unique foraging behaviour among lizards. They are classified as cruise
foragers, an intermediate foraging mode between sit-and-wait and active foraging, but it is …

Biological invasions are recognized as a primary driver of large-scale changes in global
ecosystems. This study addresses ecomorphological variation in head size within and …

We quantified sexual size dimorphism, reproduction, and diet in the flap-necked chameleon,
Chamaeleo dilepis, using museum specimens. Females were larger than males in both …