Island Tiger Snakes (Notechis scutatus) Gain a ‘Head Start’ in Life: How Both Phenotypic Plasticity and Evolution Underlie Skull Shape Differences

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Congratulations to @UC_CCEG's @Vicki_Thomson and team for their new paper showing that diet-induced plasticity in tiger #snakes that feed on larger prey on islands can lead to larger jaw bones 🐍🐍 @IAEUC @UCSciTech https://t.co/dW2e2Mnbov

Island tiger snakes' skulls adapt to eat large sea bird chicks @uniofadelaide https://t.co/2fuZx8orv3 https://t.co/JdSiyXjyD5

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