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Thermoregulatory and Water-Conserving Capabilities of a Diurnal and a Nocturnal Desert Rodent
Thermoregulatory and water-conserving capabilities of the nocturnal Perognathus parvus were compared with those of the diurnally active Eutamias minimus. Animals were trapped in Curlew Valley, part of the Great Basin Desert, Utah, and subjected to two experimental phases: Phase I tested their adapta
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