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Publications

9. Cox, C.L., K. L. Wuthrich, D., Aloudeh, S. J. Baker, A. G. Climo, A. F. Gross, C. W. Kizer,

Z. Korff, O. Melendez, V. Y. Silva, A. M. Spans, G.R. Thilenius, I.T. Clifton, A. K. Chung.

Plasticity and regional heterothermy of upper thermal tolerance in the ringneck snake. Journal of

Thermal Biology. In Review.

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8. Wuthrich, K. L.*, Fontaine S. S.*, C. Alfonso, K. Alujević, L. Bakewell, J. Keller, Y. López-   

Tacoaman, N. Ponce, A. Vivas, C. E. Williams, W. O. McMillan, C. L. Cox, M. L. Logan. Gut      

microbiome composition and diversity are associated with heat tolerance plasticity in a tropical lizard.     

Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology. In Review.

*Authors contributed equally to this work.

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7. Bakewell L., C. Alfonso, K. A. Alujević, S. S. Fontaine, J. Keller, Y. F. Lopez-Tacoaman, N. E. Ponce  

Chilan, A. Vivas, C. E. Williams, K. L. Wuthrich, W. O. McMillan, M. L. Logan, C. L. Cox. Higher

 parasite load is associated with lower heat tolerance in a tropical lizard. Journal of Experimental

Biology. Accepted.

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6. Wuthrich K. L., L. Swierk. Color-changing signals are independent of social interactions, but     

correlate with body condition in an Anolis lizard. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. Accepted.

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5. Wuthrich K. L., A. K. Chung, A Rosso, W. O. McMillan, M. L. Logan, C. L. Cox. Beating the heat: a

lowland tropical lizard expresses heat shock protein networks in response to acute thermal stress.        Integrative and Comparative Biology. Accepted proof. https://doi.org/10.1093/icb/icaf057

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4. Alujević K, L Bakewell, I Clifton, C. L. Cox, L. O. Frishkoff, E. J. Gangloff, G. Garcia-Costoya, M. E. 
Gifford, M. Glenwinkel, S. Gulati, A. Head, M. Miles, C. Pettit, C.M. Watson, K. L. Wuthrich, M. L. 
Logan. 3D printed models are an accurate, cost-effective, and reproducible tool for quantifying terrestrial thermal environments. Journal of Thermal Biology. 119, 103762. PDF

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3. Wuthrich, KL, A Nagel, L Swierk. “Rapid body color change provides lizards with facultative crypsis in the eyes of their avian predators”. The American Naturalist, 199 (2): 277-290. PDF

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2. Wuthrich KL, D Stock, J Talavera, B Putman, L Swierk. "Sexual signal conspicuity is correlated with tail autotomy in an anoline lizard". Current Zoology, 68 (1): 129-132. PDF​​

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Natural History Notes

1. Wuthrich KL, L Swierk. 2021. Anolis aquaticus (= Norops aquaticus) (Water Anole). Dewlap coloration. Herpetological Review 52: 401-402.

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