There’s more than one way to climb a tree: Limb length and microhabitat use in lizards with toe pads

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As discussed in discussion and class lecture, this paper also focuses on the toe pad of anoles lizards. https://t.co/r6N0wQHZ7p #MUevolution18

RT @CTBCC_JCU: Sticky feet in geckos - new research featuring @CTBCC_JCU's @LinSchwarzkopf in @PLOSONE https://t.co/0EjSzFdKPx https://t.co…

A neat study looking at limb length and climbing in geckos @rjasulevicz useful for your work? https://t.co/Ev9RtX0Ods

RT @CTBCC_JCU: Sticky feet in geckos - new research featuring @CTBCC_JCU's @LinSchwarzkopf in @PLOSONE https://t.co/0EjSzFdKPx https://t.co…

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