Publications

a multilocus perspective on colonization accompanied by selection and gene flow.	the colonization of novel habitats involves complex interactions between founder events, selection, and ongoing migration, and can lead to diverse evolutionary outcomes from local extinction to adaptation to speciation. although there have been several studies of the demography of colonization of remote habitats, less is known about the demographic consequences of colonization of novel habitats within a continuous species range. populations of the eastern fence lizard, sceloporus undulatus, are ...	2007	17976180
direct and indirect effects of petroleum production activities on the western fence lizard (sceloporus occidentalis) as a surrogate for the dunes sagebrush lizard (sceloporus arenicolus).	the dunes sagebrush lizard (sceloporus arenicolus) is a habitat specialist of conservation concern limited to shin oak sand dune systems of new mexico and texas (usa). because much of the dunes sagebrush lizard's habitat occurs in areas of high oil and gas production, there may be direct and indirect effects of these activities. the congeneric western fence lizard (sceloporus occidentalis) was used as a surrogate species to determine direct effects of 2 contaminants associated with oil and gas d ...	2016	26456391