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Effects of reproductive condition on body mass and thermal ecology in the female Mesquite Lizard, Sceloporus grammicus, in a population from central Mexico
Reproductive condition influences ecophysiological traits in viviparous female lizards, which may have various effects on their fitness. In this study, the effects of reproductive condition on body mass and thermal ecology were evaluated in females from a central Mexico population of Sceloporus gram
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