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Variation in the Thermal Parameters of Odontophrynus occidentalis in the Monte Desert, Argentina: Response to the Environmental Constraints

https://doi.org/10.1002/jez.1712
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Thermal ecology of the post–metamorphic Andean toad (Rhinella spinulosa) at elevation in the monte desert, Argentina
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MAGNETIC ORIENTATION IN ANURANS: A CASE STUDY ON Rhinella arenarum (ANURA: BUFONIDAE)
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