User:NolaMo2/Anolis carolinensis
Physiology
-Adaptations for cold environments
Climate changing events may have drastic effects on populations due to the increased intensity of natural selection. Winter storms have forced adaptations on populations of the green anole lizard. Temperature and environmental changes have produced genetic distance and local adaptations between certain populations of the green anole lizard. Genomic scans, DNA sequencing, and transcriptomics provide useful data to understanding the genotypic changes that occur in a population due to these winter storms.
This information would likely fall under a new section that should be created called physiology, and a separate subsection that would be titled adaptations for cold environments. Hopefully others would add sections along with mine into this physiology section.
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