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Undergraduates among the Anoles: Anolis scriptus in the Turks & Caicos

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The following was written by Keeley Peek and Alyssa Vanerelli, two research students in the Reynolds Lab at The University of North Carolina Asheville. Here they document some experiences with a lesser-known anole species- Anolis scriptus– a species our research group has tried to acquaint AA readers with previously (1,2,3,4). As aspiring tropical herpetologists, […]
 
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