Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature
VA Lance - Experimental gerontology, 2003 - Elsevier
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35° latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
populations are found as far north as 35° latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
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VA Lance - Experimental Gerontology, 2003 - academia.edu
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 358 latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
populations are found as far north as 358 latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature
VA Lance - Experimental gerontology, 2003 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35 degrees latitude in the freshwater marshes and …
populations are found as far north as 35 degrees latitude in the freshwater marshes and …
Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature
VA Lance - Experimental Gerontology, 2003 - elibrary.ru
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35 o latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
populations are found as far north as 35 o latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature.
VA Lance - 2003 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35° latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
populations are found as far north as 35° latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature
VA Lance - Experimental Gerontology, 2003 - infona.pl
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35 o latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
populations are found as far north as 35 o latitude in the freshwater marshes and rivers of …
Alligator physiology and life history: the importance of temperature.
VA Lance - Experimental Gerontology, 2003 - europepmc.org
Alligators are the most northerly distributed of the extant Crocodilia. Reproducing
populations are found as far north as 35 degrees latitude in the freshwater marshes and …
populations are found as far north as 35 degrees latitude in the freshwater marshes and …
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