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. 2022 Apr 28;4(1):obac016. doi: 10.1093/iob/obac016

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Fig. 3 — Simulated body temperature distributions of a lizard (10 g) at Ford Dry Lake, CA (see online supplement for methods). Red = active (basking, foraging) lizards, gray = inactive lizards. The arrows indicate median T_b of inactive and of inactive animals by season, and the percentage of all animals that were inactive is indicated. Note that median T_b of active animals is rather independent of season, whereas that of inactive animals drops markedly cool seasons. Note also that the percentage of animals that are inactive shifts dramatically among seasons.