On a remote group of islands in the Bahamas, the trees run thick with anoles—lithe, color-changing lizards easily identified by the vibrant fans that adorn the throats of males. Leaping from branch to ...
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Lizard legs evolve fast: Bahamas experiment tracks rapid change; natural selection measured in decades
Evolution is said to occur over many centuries, far too slowly for anybody to see with their own eyes. After all, fossils are typically the only evidence of a species' evolutionary changes. However, a ...
The Forgotten Coast is being invaded by an exotic lizard called the Cuban brown anole. This may not be a crisis unless you are a native green anole, in which case, raise the alarm because the newly ...
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