Richard E. Glor

The paper shows that a male-limited color polymorphism in Anolis distichus is maintained by a neo-sex chromosome, with additive genetic contributions from neo-Y haplotypes and autosomal variants.

This study presents a high-quality genome assembly of Anolis distichus, revealing insights into neo-sex chromosome evolution and differential evolutionary pressures.

This study investigates intrinsic reproductive isolation between two ecologically divergent Anolis lizard populations through hybridization experiments, finding evidence of postmating, prezygotic isolation.