Survivorship during hibernation in the European common lizard, Lacerta vivipara
D Bauwens - Copeia, 1981 - JSTOR
Copeia, 1981•JSTOR
Materials and methods.--A population of individ-ually marked (toe clipped) common lizards
was studied during 1978 and 1979 in a 52 mx 36 m study plot located in the Belgian
national nature reserve" de Kalmthoutse heide"(Kalmthout (51025'N-4025'E), province of
Antwerp, Belgium). The vegetation of the study plot is characteristic of moist heathland.
Lizards were sampled daily, weather permit-ting, from 1 March-i1 Oct. 1978 and from 1
March through Oct. 1979. Sampling days were grouped into half-monthly intervals. During …
was studied during 1978 and 1979 in a 52 mx 36 m study plot located in the Belgian
national nature reserve" de Kalmthoutse heide"(Kalmthout (51025'N-4025'E), province of
Antwerp, Belgium). The vegetation of the study plot is characteristic of moist heathland.
Lizards were sampled daily, weather permit-ting, from 1 March-i1 Oct. 1978 and from 1
March through Oct. 1979. Sampling days were grouped into half-monthly intervals. During …
Materials and methods.--A population of individ-ually marked (toe clipped) common lizards was studied during 1978 and 1979 in a 52 mx 36 m study plot located in the Belgian national nature reserve" de Kalmthoutse heide"(Kalmthout (51025'N-4025'E), province of Antwerp, Belgium). The vegetation of the study plot is characteristic of moist heathland. Lizards were sampled daily, weather permit-ting, from 1 March-i1 Oct. 1978 and from 1
March through Oct. 1979. Sampling days were grouped into half-monthly intervals. During both years, I marked all resident adults and subadults (lizards born during the preceding activity season). The marked juveniles (born during the current activity season) represent an unknown fraction of the total number alive.
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