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Q & A: New Research Explores Evolutionary History of Central and South American Anoles Jonathan Huie, a CCAS doctoral student, recently published a paper that bucks long held assumptions about which environments are hotbeds for extreme morphologies. The mainland ground anole Anolis tandai from Brazil. (Photo: Ivan Prates) June 02, 2021 By Kristen Mitchell A George Washington University Columbian College of Arts and Sciences Ph.D. student recently published a paper about the evolution of Central and South American anoles, a group of tropical lizards that have been historically understudied compared to their distant relatives in the Caribbean. The study was a collaboration with researchers from the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.

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