Will is a Masters student at Christopher Newport Univeristy. His research examins 10 populations of the widespread ornate tree lizard (Uroaurus ornatus) to determin whether the diets differ or overlap, and identify the mechanisms contributing to this outcome. He is testing how morphology, vegetation heterogeneity, and community properties influence their diet patterns.
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