Jason Kolbe's guest appearances

Jason Kolbe

British Ecological Society Journals

Eric Lind

Natalie Clay

David Wilkinson

Christophe Simon

Lisa Donovan

Ken Wilson

Heather Williams

David Gibson

Jennifer Williams

Scott Collins

Julia Cooke

Joe Bailey

Alison Bennett

Jane Hill

Peter Kareiva

OwlTail

Duncan Irschick

Jason Kolbe discusses his paper (Kolbe, J. J., Battles, A. C. and Avilés-Rodríguez, K. J. (2015), City slickers: poor performance does not deter Anolis lizards from using artificial substrates in human-modified habitats. Funct Ecol. doi:10.1111/1365-2435.12607) with Functional Ecology editor, Duncan IrschickHow do lizards adjust to life in the city?  Urbanization transforms natural environments into a mix of buildings, roads, parks and natural habitats.  Lizards may use fences, posts and walls as they do trees in natural forests, but they may not find walls as easy to walk up as trees.  How does this effect where these urbanized lizards choose to go and how might natural selection shape these "city slickers" in the future.

Jason Kolbe discusses his paper (Kolbe, J. J., Battles, A. C. and Avilés-Rodríguez, K. J. (2015), City slickers: poor performance does not deter Anolis lizards from using artificial substrates in human-modified habitats. Funct Ecol. doi:10.1111/1365-2435.12607) with Functional Ecology editor, Duncan Irschick<br>How do lizards adjust to life in the city?  Urbanization transforms natural environments into a mix of buildings, roads, parks and natural habitats.  Lizards may use fences, posts and walls as they do trees in natural forests, but they may not find walls as easy to walk up as trees.  How does this effect where these urbanized lizards choose to go and how might natural selection shape these "city slickers" in the future.

FE Duncan Irschick talks to Jason Kolbe - City Slickers