In October 2018, the Johnson Lab attended the Texas Herpetological Society meeting in Del Rio, Texas, where four of our senior undergraduate students presented on their research. Daisy Horr gave a talk entitled, “The Ecology of Dynamic Color Change in the Green Anole.” Amy Payne presented a poster on her work, “Tail Autotomy in Lizards Not Associated with Tail Use Behaviors or Energy Storage,” and Sam Afshari and Jesus Vega presented a poster on “Anoles on Steroids: The Effects of Testosterone on Behavior and Muscle Architecture.” Several other members of the lab also attended the conference, and we had a great day together!
The Johnson Lab at the Texas Herpetological Society Meeting