Figure 2 in Evolution of ecological structure of anole communities in tropical rain forests from north-western South America
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| author | Moreno-Arias, Rafael A Bloor, Paul Calderón-Espinosa, Martha L |
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| contents | Figure 2. Models of ecological evolution of Anolis species from tropical rain forests of north-western South America. Colours indicate ecomorphs, as follows: red, grass–bush; yellow, trunk–ground; light blue, leaf litter; dark blue, bush–forest; purple, trunk; light green, edge–trunk–crown; medium green, forest–trunk–crown; dark green, crown giant. Branches not shown in bold indicate no regimen. Species of the Dactyloa clade are inside the box. Abbreviations: A, Amazonas; C, Chocó; M, Magdalena. |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 2 in Evolution of ecological structure of anole communities in tropical rain forests from north-western South America Moreno-Arias, Rafael A Bloor, Paul Calderón-Espinosa, Martha L Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 2. Models of ecological evolution of Anolis species from tropical rain forests of north-western South America. Colours indicate ecomorphs, as follows: red, grass–bush; yellow, trunk–ground; light blue, leaf litter; dark blue, bush–forest; purple, trunk; light green, edge–trunk–crown; medium green, forest–trunk–crown; dark green, crown giant. Branches not shown in bold indicate no regimen. Species of the Dactyloa clade are inside the box. Abbreviations: A, Amazonas; C, Chocó; M, Magdalena. |
| title | Figure 2 in Evolution of ecological structure of anole communities in tropical rain forests from north-western South America |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14855681 |