Locomotor Performance and Dominance in Male Tree Lizards, Urosaurus ornatus

Robson MA and Miles DB. 2000. Locomotor Performance and Dominance in Male Tree Lizards, Urosaurus ornatus. Functional Ecology. 14(3):338-344

Journal article discussing the association between dominance behaviour and locomotor performance in male tree lizards. The hypothesis that dominance status should covary with locomotor performance was tested. Maximum sprint speed and stamina were used to measure locomotor performance, whereas aggression and submission were used to measure dominance.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Robson, M; Miles, D
Units
SAGU
Keywords
behaviour, display, locomotor, physiological, social dominance, territorial

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