This article is part of a Special Issue “Chemosignals and Reproduction”. Many lizards have diverse glands that produce chemosignals used in intraspecific communication and that can …
J Martín, P López, JL Rheubert… - … and phylogeny of …, 2014 - api.taylorfrancis.com
Pheromones have been defined, based on entomological studies, as chemicals or semiochemicals produced by one individual that effect a change in the physiology …
Many lizard and amphisbaenian lineages possess follicular glands in the dermis of the inner thighs and/or the area anterior to the cloaca. These tubular glands produce a holocrine …
Animals use mating traits to compete for, attract, and choose mates. Because mating traits influence mate choice, the divergence of mating traits between populations can result in …
Seasonally reproducing animals show many behavioral and physiological changes during the mating period, including increased signaling for intrasexual competition and mate …
M Mangiacotti, S Gaggiani, AJ Coladonato, S Scali… - acta ethologica, 2019 - Springer
Transferring identity-related information (IRI) to conspecifics may give advantage in effectively tuning intraspecific behaviour. Some lizard species use the secretions of …
S Baeckens - Belgian journal of zoology/Koninklijke …, 2019 - repository.uantwerpen.be
Chemical communication is probably the oldest, most ubiquitous form of information exchange in the natural world, spanning all three domains of life. While excellent …
M Mangiacotti, M Fumagalli, M Cagnone, S Viglio… - Scientific Reports, 2019 - nature.com
Colour polymorphism occurs when two or more genetically-based colour morphs permanently coexist within an interbreeding population. Colouration is usually associated to …
Sexual signals used in intraspecific communication are expected to evolve to maximize efficacy under a given climatic condition. Thus, chemical secretions of lizards might evolve in …