Body mass of female lizards by month and pregnancy status.

<p>Points represent individual body mass measurements, with gravid females in black and non-gravid in white. Symbols and error bars indicate mean ± SE for each group. Pregnant females occurred only in May–June, which explains the apparently negative effect of pregnancy observed in the model in...

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Main Author:	Giulia Simbula (19172641) (author)
Other Authors:	Frederico M. Barroso (20477318) (author), Enerit Saçdanaku (22693508) (author), Gabriel Ene (22693511) (author), Geanina Fănaru (22693514) (author), Lekshmi B. Sreelatha (22693517) (author), Miruna-Gabriela Vizireanu (22693520) (author), Myrto Roumelioti (22693523) (author), Nikoletta-Maria Boskovits (22693526) (author), Sabina E. Vlad (20978673) (author), Prem Aguilar (22316275) (author), Miguel A. Carretero (7876145) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Ecology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified widely available materials recovered body mass preliminary biological evaluation podarcis bocagei </ pilot test using despite minor maintenance basic intraspecific interactions sized mesocosm system programmable irrigation system displayed natural behaviours effective mesocosm framework div >< p constructed using cost system ’ natural conditions valuable tool subsequent years study presents small reptiles small ground scale facilities reptile research practical reference practical alternative lizards provided limited settings level responses individuals maintained impractical due housing wild high costs environmental conditions ecological studies dwelling reptiles controlled environment community dynamics broad range adaptability offer activity season abiotic factors 7 months 32 units 16 units
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Body mass of female lizards by month and pregnancy status.

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