Did sexually dimorphic dorsal coloration evolve by a pre-existing bias in males in the lizard Sceloporus minor?

Ramirez Bautista, Aurelio

2012

Stephenson, B. P. y A. Ramírez-Bautista. 2012. Did sexually dimorphic dorsal coloration evolve by a pre-existing bias in males in the lizard Sceloporus minor?. ISSN: 1573-8477. Evolutionary Ecology 26 (6): 1277-1291.

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