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It's not all about size: sexual size dimorphism and caudal autotomy of Campbell's Alligator Lizard, Abronia campbelli Brodie & Savage, 1993
Sexual dimorphism and caudal autotomy are poorly documented in the lizard genus Abronia. We analyzed sexual size dimorphism and caudal autotomy in 54 adult Campbell’s Alligator Lizards (Abronia campbelli) from Jalapa, Guatemala. We measured snout–vent length (SVL), head width (HW), and body mass (BM
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