Maternal basking opportunity affects juvenile phenotype in a viviparous lizard
By Erik Wapstra. 2000
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Subfields: Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Global and Planetary Change
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Citations in the corpus
- Geographic Variation in Age and Size at Maturity in a Small Australian Viviparous Skink (2001, background): “Growth rates vary in this species as a consequence of many factors including genetic and phenotypic responses to environmental conditions and variation in size at birth (Wapstra, 1998; Wapstra, 2000).”
- MATERNAL NEST-SITE CHOICE AND OFFSPRING FITNESS IN A TROPICAL SNAKE (TROPIDONOPHIS MAIRII , COLUBRIDAE) (2004, background): “This behavior may substantially affect the phenotypic traits of offspring (Beuchat 1988, Shine and Harlow 1993, Swain and Jones 2000, Wapstra 2000, Arnold and Peterson 2002).”
- Climate affects embryonic development in a viviparous snake (2004, background): “That is, a viviparous female reptile’s access to basking opportunities not only determines rates of embryogenesis (and thus, the duration of her pregnancy, Naulleau 1986, Schwarzkopf and Shine 1991) but also affects many phenotypic traits of her offspring (Shine and Harlow 1993, Swain and Jones 2000”