Morphological correlates of locomotor performance in hatchling Amblyrhynchus cristatus

By D. Miles, Lee FitzGerald, H. Snell. 1995

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Weight Agnostic Neural Networks (2019, background): “There is evidence to show that lizard [73] and snake [13, 76] hatchlings already possess behaviors to escape from predators.”
Differences in morphology, performance and behaviour between recently diverged populations of Podarcis sicula mirror differences in predation pressure (2007, background): “…in lizards (Warner and Andrews 2002, Miles 2004, Husak et al. 2006, but see Bennett and Huey 1990), and relative hind limb length is by far the best documented morphological correlate of sprint capacity (Sinervo and Losos 1991, Miles et al. 1995, Melville and Swain 2000, but see Garland 1984).”