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Thermal fluctuations affect embryonic physiology in a tropical agamid lizard
Climate change is increasing both mean temperatures and thermal fluctuations, posing novel challenges for ectotherms. Reptilian embryos are vulnerable because of their limited thermoregulation and lack of parental care. Tropical reptiles often face high nest temperatures and fluctuations in the wild
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