
From Skip Lazell’s 1972 monograph
Like many other biodiversity journals, the contents of the Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology are available on the Biodiversity Heritage Library. However, the BHL can be somewhat cumbersome to deal with, if not downright counterintuitive. Just today, I downloaded Lazell’s spectacular, classic monograph on the Lesser Antillean anoles, full of detailed descriptions, lovely illustrations (as above) and incisive commentary. Every digital library should have a copy, and so here’s your chance to get one easily, by clicking on this link. But note: the link apparently is only good for 30 days (and someone had to try it twice to get it to work, so be persistent). Also note: it’s a big file, so be patient as it downloads.
Enjoy! And after you look it over, write a nice comment for Skip, AA‘s all-time leading commenter, to read.
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Skip Lazell
Thanks so much Jonathan! Yes, that’s what happened “And then…” in the last comment on George and Cuba! Took a few years…. Skip