Christopher Anderson

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South Dakota State University

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Christopher Anderson is an Associate Professor at the University of South Dakota. His research areas include evolutionary adaptation, muscle physiology, and communication mechanisms in reptiles, particularly focusing on chameleons and lizards. His recent publications explore topics ranging from the functional convergence of muscle properties to the impacts of environmental factors on species survival.

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CAREER: Mechanisms and drivers underlying thermal specialization patterns in elastic recoil and muscle powered movements

Open Date: 2022-07-01

Close Date: 2027-06-30

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Convergently evolved linear actuators in ballistic tongues

Pirates of the Caribbean (and elsewhere): Three-Legged Lizards and the Study of Evolutionary Adaptation

Feats of supercontractile strength: functional convergence of supercontracting muscle properties among hyoid musculature in chameleons

What factors influence the rediscovery of lost tetrapod species?

Communication via Biotremors in the Veiled Chameleon (<i>Chamaeleo calyptratus</i>): Part I- Biotremor Production and Response to Substrate-Borne Vibrations

Communication via Biotremors in the Veiled Chameleon (<i>Chamaeleo calyptratus</i>): Part II—Social Contexts

Relationship between gene expression networks and muscle contractile physiology differences in Anolis lizards

The functional basis for variable antipredatory behavioral strategies in the chameleon Chamaeleo calyptratus

Clinging to survival: Critically Endangered Chapman's pygmy chameleon Rhampholeon chapmanorum persists in shrinking forest patches

Temperature effects on the jumping performance of house crickets

Gular pouch diversity in the Chamaeleonidae

The only complete articulated early Miocene chameleon skull (Rusinga Island, Kenya) suggests an African origin for Madagascar’s endemic chameleons

The role of hyoid muscles in biotremor production in Chamaeleo calyptratus

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Michael Smith

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