The Ecological Significance of Sexual Dimorphism in Size in the Lizard Anolis conspersus.
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...DIMORPHISM IN SKULL SHAPE USING...
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...Lizards are commonly used as models for studies of sexual dimorphism (e.g., Schoener 1967; Shine 1989; Zamudio 1998; Cox and John-Alder 2005, 2007; Cox and Calsbeek 2010)....
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...On the basis of essentially the same pattern of staining, other investigators have reached the same conclusion (3, 4), or have attributed staining additionally or alternatively to the processes of the bipolar cells (5, 6), the ganglion cells (4, 5), or centrifugal fibers from the optic nerve (7)....
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...A greater proportion of large insects were found in larger adult males than in adult females of Anolis lineatopus and Agama agama (4, 5); similarly, juveniles take smaller food than adults (5-7)....
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