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The survival challenge of the lizard Phymaturus vociferator in central Chile
Amphibia-ReptiliaAbstract As ectotherms, high-elevation reptiles rely heavily on temperature fluctuations in their surroundings to maintain their physiological functions. If the rate of local adaptation does not keep up with the rise in temperature, these species are predicted to be especially vulnerable to global warming.
Marcela A. Vidal +5 more
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Thermal biology of the endemic lizard Phymaturus verdugo: is it as conservative as we think?
Biological Journal of the Linnean SocietyAbstract Under the scenario of global climate change, understanding how animals cope with environmental changes might help to predict their future responses. The genus Phymaturus serves as a valuable model for studying thermal biology owing to its conservatism in thermal traits, despite its broad latitudinal distribution.
Débora L Moreno Azocar +3 more
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