Lizards overall mass change over experimental time in the mesocosms.

Lizards overall mass change over experimental time in the mesocosms.

<p>Mesocosm ID in bold. Red lines and dash blue ones represent respectively females and males’ individuals. Asterisk symbol (*) = missing animals, black dot = dead animals.</p>

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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
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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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