
ALT Fig. 1 Placement of landmarks and curves on front and rear feet of Anolis cristatellus (left image). Landmarks one through nine-capture toe shape. Landmarks 10–19 capture lamellae morphology. The illustration of a rear toe (right image) highlights the proximal toe segment, toepad, and distal toe segment in increasingly darker tones of brown. Interlamellar height in red is the average Euclidean distance between landmarks 10 & 12, 11 & 13, 12 & 14, 13 & 15, 14 & 16, 15 & 17, 16 & 18, and 17 & 19. Lamellae displacement in green denotes Euclidean distance between the Euclidean center of landmarks 10–19 (i.e., the center of mass of lamellae 10 through 19) and the midpoint between lamellae 3 & 4.

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