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Nicholson, D.J. Logan, M.L. Cox, C.L. McMillan, W.O. Neel, L. Degon, Z. Dubois, M. Ortiz Ross, X. Chung, A. Curlis, J.D. Garner, T & Knell, R.J. 2021. Island colonisation leads to rapid behavioural and morphological divergence in Anolis lizards. Am Nat (In Review).

Neel, L.K. Logan, M.L. Nicholson, D.J. Miller, C. Chung, A. Maayan, I. Degon, Z. Dubois, M. Curlis, J.D. Taylor, Q. Keegan, K. M. McMillan, O. Losos, J.B. and Cox. C. 2021. Habitat structure mediates vulnerability to climate change through its effects on thermoregulatory behaviour. Biotropica (In Review).

Logan, M.L. Neel, L.K. Nicholson, D.J. Stokes, A. Miller, C. Chung, A.K. Curlis, J.D. Keegan, K.M. Rosso, A.A. Maayan, I. Folfas, E. Williams, C. Casement, B. Gallegos, M. Peréz, D.J.P. Falvey, C. Alexander, S. Charles, K. Graham, Z. McMillan, W.O. Losos, J.B. & Cox, C.L. 2021. Sex-specific microhabitat use is associated with sex-biased thermal physiology in Anolis lizards. Journal of Experimental Biology. 224, jeb236597. - Access Here -

Rosso, A.A*. Nicholson, D.J.* Logan, M.L. Chung, A.K. Curlis, J.D. Degon, Z.D. Knell, R.J. Garner, T. McMillan, W.O. Cox, C.L. 2020. Sex-biased parasitism and expression of a sexual signal in a tropical rainforest system.  Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society. 131, 785-800.  - Access Here -
* joint first authors

Cox, C.L., Alexander, S. Casement, B. Chung, A.K. Curlis, J.D. Degon, Z, Dubois, M. Falvey, C. Graham, Z. Folfas, E. Gallego, M, Neel, L.K. Nicholson, D.J. Perez, D.J.P. Ortiz-Ross, X. Rosso, A.A. Taylor, Q. Thurman, T.J. Williams, C. McMillan, W.O. and Logan, M.L. (2020) Ectoparasite extinction in simplified lizard assemblages during experimental island invasion. Biological Letters. 16(8), 20200474.   - Access Here -

​​Nicholson, D.J*. Kanagavel, A*. Baron, J.  Durand, S. Murray, C. and Tapley, B. 2020. Culture and it's role in garnering support for species conservation: the case of the mountain chicken frog (Leptodactylus fallax) in Dominica. Amphibian and Reptile Conservation. ​14(2), 133-144.  - Access Here -
*joint first authors

Nicholson, D.J.  Tapley, B. Jayson, S. Dale, J. Harding, L. Spencer, J. Sulton, M. Durand, S. and Cunningham, A.A. 2017. Development of in-country live food production for amphibian conservation: the mountain chicken frog (Leptodactylus fallax; Muller, 1926) in Dominia, West Indies. Amphibian and Reptile Conservation. 11(2),​ 59-68. - Access Here -

​Nicholson, D.J. Hassall, C. and Fraizer, J.A. 2015. Comparison of a native and non-native reptile species. Journal of Tropical Ecology. 31: 563-566.  - Access Here -

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