Bibliografía Sobre El Tema de Lagartos (Heloderma)

23/12/2014 Bibliografía sobre el tema de lagartos (Heloderma)

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1. Beck, D.D., 2005Biology of Gila Monsters and Beaded Lizards.University of California Press Ltd., London, England

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3. Scull of Heloderma susp. out of the collection of the Senckenberg Institute Frankfurt/Main, Germany. Curtesy of Dr. G. Köhler to take photographs.

4. Russel. F.E., and C.M. Bogert, 1981GilaMonster. Its biology, venom and bite A review.Toxicon 19: 34159.

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8. Beck, D.D., 1990Ecology and behavior of the GilaMonster in southwestern Utah.Journal of Herpertology 24 (I): 5468.

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10. Wegscheider, F.J., 1998Assimilation efficiency of the Gila Monster Heloderma suspectum. MS thesis. Fullerton: California State University.

11. DeNardo, D.F., T.E. Zubal, and T.C.M. Hoffman, 2004Cloacal water flux as a component of evaporative cooling in a desert ectotherm, Helodermasuspectum.Journal of Experimental Biology 207(6): 94553.

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