Chemical pollution and global warming are two major threats to reptiles, and these two
factors can interact with each other. Glyphosate have attracted worldwide attention due to …

Aim Physiological and metabolic performance are key mediators of the functional response
of species to environmental change. Few environments offer such a multifaceted array of …

Temperature is a primary factor influencing organismal development, and the fluctuating
daily and seasonal thermal regimes of temperate climates may challenge the ability of …

Both the metabolic theory of ecology and dynamic energy budget theory predict that climate
influences body size through its effects on first-order determinants of energetics: reactive …

Nature provides the parameters, or boundaries, within which organisms must cope in order
to survive. Therefore, ecological conditions have an unequivocal influence on the ability of …

Methods: We searched five electronic databases and supplemented them with other
methods to identify eight studies on the effect of climate change on the burden of snakebite …

Climate change has the potential to disrupt species interactions across global ecosystems.
Ectotherm–endotherm interactions may be especially prone to this risk due to the possible …

Anthropogenic changes pose a significant threat to global biodiversity, especially in reptiles.
Mexico, renowned for its diverse reptile population, is experiencing habitat disturbance and …

The impact of temperature on reptile physiology has been examined through two main
parameters: locomotor performance and metabolic rates. Among reptiles, different species …

In recent years, the morbidity and mortality rates caused by stings and bites of poisonous
species have been constant in Mexico; such a phenomenon has been emphasized due to …