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350 Gordon Drive Castle Rock CO 80104 United States

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Anexo Facundo Bueso Build Rio Piedras PR United States

(787) 764-0000 emelendez@lternet.edu Eda Melendez-Colom University of Puerto Rico

University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, Ponce de Leon Ave.,Anexo Facundo Bueso Office 207 San Juan PR 931 United States

(787) 764-0000 x4943 (787) 772-1481 emelendez@lternet.edu data manager english

The stomach contents of 10 adult individuals of each of three anole species (Anolis gundlachi, A. evermanni, and A. stratulus) were collected to determine the number, type, and volume of prey consumed following Hurricane Hugo. Gut contents were identified to the lowest taxon possible and were measured.

Animals Chordata (or vertebrata) anole lizards reptiles vertebrates population density populations LUQ Luquillo Data Sets Vocabulary V.2 (Researcher's Keywords) organisms animals vertebrates reptiles lizards lter-controlled-vocabulary-hierarchical-list populations LTER_core_area Vertebrates LUQ LTER 2006 Classification animals On Table 4 Vocab

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http://luq.lternet.edu/node/5290 Location: Puerto Rico 186 El Yunque National Forest, Rio Grande, Río Grande 00745, Puerto Rico 234 m NW. Landslide next to the station.Landform: mountain, Vegetation: forest, -65.819634 -65.819634 18.320956 18.320956 1989-10-30 1991-03-19 Douglas Reagan Doug Reagan and Associates LLC

350 Gordon Drive Castle Rock CO 80104 United States

(303) 688-0754 douglas_reagan@urscorp.com Publisher Publisher Luquillo LTER

Anexo Facundo Bueso Build Rio Piedras PR United States

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Ten adult lizards of each of the three common species (see Abstract) were collected between 1200 and 1600 hours and killed immediately. Stomach were removed and their contents placed in 70% EtOH. Data recorded for each species included: date and time of capture, sex/age, SVL, weight, and comments (see variables descriptions under Mark and Resight Studies). Insects were identified under a dissecting scope and measured using an ocular micrometer.

AnoleFoodHabits.csv Anoline Lizard Food Habits-Wet Season AnoleFoodHabits.csv 1 \r\n column , http://luq.lternet.edu/sites/default/files/data/AnoleFoodHabits.csv 1989-10-30 1991-03-19 STUDY Type of study Type of study. No value is missing. string Type of study. No value is missing. LOCATION Plot location Study area including direction followed when observing along a transect of tower. No value is missing. string Study area including direction followed when observing along a transect of tower. No value is missing. TIME Time of observation 24-hour time when observations were done (hh:mm) date hh:mm DATE Date of observation or monitoring Date in (mm/dd/yyyy) format when observations or monitoring were done date MM/DD/YYYY SEASON Season of observation Part of the year according to amount of precipitation when observations were done string wet July-December dry January-July SPECIES Species name Standard definition of Species in the system to name and classify species: a fundamental category of taxonomic classification, ranking below a genus or subgenus and consisting of related organisms capable of interbreeding string Standard definition of Species in the system to name and classify species: a fundamental category of taxonomic classification, ranking below a genus or subgenus and consisting of related organisms capable of interbreeding SEX/AGE Sex of adults or age stage Sex of adults or age stage string ? sex undetermined F female F? probably a female M male M? probably a male adult individual in adult stage hatch few days old hatching few days old juvenile individual in the juvenile stage juvenile / sub-adult individual in the juvenile to sub-adult stage sub-adult individual in the sub-adult stage sub-adult? probably a sub-adult Weight Weight Weight of lizard collectedin grams gram real SVL Snout-vent length Distance from the tip of the snout to the cloacal vent millimeter real TAIL Taillength Length or condition of tail; when broken or missing it is notified in the COMMENTS field of this data set Length or condition of tail; when broken or missing it is notified in the COMMENTS field of this data set string Length or condition of tail; when broken or missing it is notified in the COMMENTS field of this data set Length or condition of tail; when broken or missing it is notified in the COMMENTS field of this data set HEIGHT Perch Height Perch Height above ground level meter real WEATHER Description of weather Description of weather when making observation string Description of weather when making observation COLLECTOR List of data collectors List of persons doing the observations and annotating the datatail string Reagan Douglas Reagan D. Reagan Douglas Reagan Garcia Douglas Reagan and Garcia COMMENTS Additional information Comments; prey length;miscellaneous observations; including color of enamel used; maximum length in mm of the prey item string Comments; prey length;miscellaneous observations; including color of enamel used; maximum length in mm of the prey item