Many animal species display striking color differences with respect to geographic location,
sex, and body region. Traditional adaptive explanations for such complex patterns invoke an
interaction between selection for conspicuous signals and natural selection for crypsis.
Although there is now a substantial body of evidence supporting the role of sexual selection
for signaling functions, quantitative studies of crypsis remain comparatively rare. Here, we
combine objective measures of coloration with information on predator visual sensitivities to …

Erratum: Evolution of color variation in dragon lizards: Quantitative tests of the role of crypsis
and local adaptation (Evolution 58 (1549-1559)) — Research @ Flinders … Erratum:
Evolution of color variation in dragon lizards: Quantitative tests of the role of crypsis and
local adaptation (Evolution 58 (1549-1559)) … Evolution …