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A Comparative Analysis of the Ecological Significance of Maximal Locomotor Performance in Caribbean Anolis Lizards

Duncan J. Irschick Jonathan B. Losos

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Duncan J. Irschick, Jonathan B. Losos, A Comparative Analysis of the Ecological Significance of Maximal Locomotor Performance in Caribbean Anolis Lizards, Evolution, Vol. 52, No. 1 (Feb., 1998), pp. 219-226

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