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The biogeography of warming tolerance in lizards

Monash University
David Chapple (Aggregated by) Rodolfo de Oliveira Anderson (Aggregated by)
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We provide the R script to perform biophysical modellings, the data used to parametrise the models, and the metadada of the study.

Note that the file "Table S1" is the same as the file available in the Supplementary Material associated with the paper.

Issued: 2022-01-06

Created: 2022-01-06

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Animal Physiological Ecology | Animal Physiology - Biophysics | Biogeography and Phylogeography | Biophysical modelling | Ecological Physiology | Natural history | NicheMapR | Thermal physiology |

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