Summary
The lizards responded by altering the way they grip surfaces, a change reflected in their skeletal structure.
Scientists observed corresponding modifications in the lizards' genetic material, indicating a fast evolutionary response.
Two hurricanes hit the same area within a two‑week period.
The lizards' grip mechanics shifted to cope with altered environments.
Bone structure and genome showed measurable changes after the storms.
The lizards responded by altering the way they grip surfaces, a change reflected in their skeletal structure.
Scientists observed corresponding modifications in the lizards' genetic material, indicating a fast evolutionary response.
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