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Biologist Jonathan Losos describes the traits that enable anole lizard species to live in their various habitats. In this educational video, join Dr. Losos on his quest to understand evolution by natural selection. Explore the evolutionary path of the green anole lizards found in the Caribbean. Discover how the different species have evolved ...
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