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Geographic variation in the dorsal patterns of Jacky dragons ( Amphibolurus muricatus )

La Trobe University
Richard Peters (Aggregated by)
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Project examining intraspecific variation of the dorsal patterns of Amphibolurus muricatus lizards within the context of relevant observers. Using multi-spectral photography, contemporary analysis software and specifically constructed visual models for the Jacky dragon and avian predators, evidence is provided that indicates variation in the patterns of that is detectable to relevant observers, and that this variation in not continuous between the tested observers.

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