Although, there are many financial obstacles in my way. I will overcome them with the help of the lord. Edward's Super- value Flora, MS Cashier Checking out customers. Flora Middle School Flora, MS Secretary Assistant Clerical work, typing, filing and answering the telephone. By Deedra Jordan Animals produce signals to serve as a broadcast of species, sex, or individual identity.
Iguanid lizards use a complex visual signal known as a push-up display.
I examined this push-up display action pattern or DAP of Sceloporus mucronatus. Recorded videotapes of the lizards were used to create DAP graphs. To see if there was individual variation, I compared DAP graphs of two individual lizards. The similarities in DAPs occurred in what is known as the species-specific display pattern noted by previous researchers. The differences were seen before and after the species-specific display pattern and may indicate individually unique identity components.