Does habitat disturbance promote geographical parthenogenesis in whiptail lizards?

Keyphrases

• Habitat Disturbance 100%
• Whiptail Lizard 100%
• Geographical Parthenogenesis 100%
• Shrub Removal 80%
• Disturbed Habitat 60%
• New Mexico 40%
• Vegetation Disturbance 40%
• State Transition 20%
• Removal Methods 20%
• Biotic Interactions 20%
• Imperfect Detection 20%
• Vegetation History 20%
• Heterogeneous Landscape 20%
• Ecological Condition 20%
• Shrubland 20%
• Evolution of Sex 20%
• Disturbed Sites 20%
• Vegetation Community 20%
• Chihuahuan Desert 20%
• Undisturbed Habitat 20%
• Paired Design 20%
• Abundance Model 20%
• Aspidoscelis 20%
• Asexual Organisms 20%
• Sexual Species 20%
• Co-abundance 20%
• Asexual Species 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Shrubland 100%
• Colonizing Ability 100%