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meriva
3 years ago
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Is there an advantage for the different

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Solnce55 [7]3 years ago
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Hello!

<h3>╰˚ ꒰☁️꒱ ʚ‧₊˚˖✦ Is there an advantage for the different anole species being able to occupy different parts of a habitat?</h3>

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First...

  • ⭐What are anoles?

Anoles are a genus of lizards native to the Caribbean, Central and South America. As some species can change color they have been called chameleons of America. There are 425 species according to the latest research.

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  • ⭐Is there an advantage for the different anole species being able to occupy different parts of a habitat?

<u>Yes, since the Anolis sagrei inhabits humid lowland forests and dry lowland forests. Apparently it prefers areas that have very low or little ground cover (18, 23).The green anole lizard, Anolis carolinensis, has adapted to living in the tree canopy and can lead to speciation, Different species of anoles have different dewlaps, and very different vegetation.</u>

I hope I've helped :D

Greetings

atte:

<u>Ángela</u>

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