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Locomotor performance at low temperature and the evolution of nocturnality in geckos

K Autumn, D Jindrich, D DeNardo, R Mueller - Evolution, 1999 - academic.oup.com
Nocturnal geckos are active at body temperatures 10–35° C below the thermal optima for
maximum rate of aerobic metabolism (V. O 2 max) of diurnal lizards. Therefore, given …
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