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Влияние температурного режима среды на температуру тела Lacerta agilis Linnaeus, 1758 (Lacertidae, Reptilia) в весенний период в локальных популяциях поймы р. Хопёр
Проведен анализ влияния температурного режима биотопов на температуру тела Lacerta agilis в локальных популяциях поймы среднего течения р. Хопёр (Саратовская область). Показано, что ректальная температура тела у активных L. agilis, находящихся вне убежищ, составила 18.3 – 35.1°С и 18.2 – 34.8°С соответственно для самцов и самок. При этом ректальная температура самцов и самок L. agilis в весенний период достоверно не отличаются. Оптимальной температурой тела L. agilis, при которой реализуется активность особей, следует считать температуру 24.2 – 33.0°С.
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