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  • 52. Effects of diving and swimming behavior on body temperatures of pacific leatherback turtles in tropical seas.
    Southwood AL, Andrews RD, Paladino FV, Jones DR.
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  • 57. Head shape evolution in Tropidurinae lizards: does locomotion constrain diet?
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  • 60. One year in the life of Bufo punctatus: annual patterns of body temperature in a free-ranging desert anuran.
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