1982
DOI: 10.2307/1444686
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Forest Habitat for Reptiles & Amphibians of the Northeast

Abstract: Rivers and streams provide essential habitat for amphibian species such as the Northern dusky. Northern spring, and Northern two-lined salamanders. Reptiles which also utilize these riparian habitats are the Eastern milk snake, wood turtle, and Eastern garter snake. Relationships between U.S. Forest Service Timbered Community Types and other plant classification systems used in the Northeast. 1 1 I Residents of lakes and ponds in northeastern forests include the spotted turtle, Northern water snake, red-spotte… Show more

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“…Among reptiles, Cowles similarly noted that at low temperatures, lizards with narrow distribution ranges are less adapted to their environment than other lizard species with wider territorial ranges [71]. In the present study, the distribution ranges of C. versicolor were from 10 • S to 38 • N, 44 to 140 • E, whereas A. chinensis ranged from 13 to 29 • N, 100 to 109 • E, and H. bowringii was found from 13 to 46 • N, 92 to 145 • E [72][73][74][75]. The different distribution areas had different environmental conditions, and the variations in ecological factors may lead to some diverse responses to low-temperature environmental coercion among these species [76], which is mainly focused on metabolic adaptation.…”
Section: Differential Gene Expression Of Different Lizards In Regions...mentioning
confidence: 57%
“…Among reptiles, Cowles similarly noted that at low temperatures, lizards with narrow distribution ranges are less adapted to their environment than other lizard species with wider territorial ranges [71]. In the present study, the distribution ranges of C. versicolor were from 10 • S to 38 • N, 44 to 140 • E, whereas A. chinensis ranged from 13 to 29 • N, 100 to 109 • E, and H. bowringii was found from 13 to 46 • N, 92 to 145 • E [72][73][74][75]. The different distribution areas had different environmental conditions, and the variations in ecological factors may lead to some diverse responses to low-temperature environmental coercion among these species [76], which is mainly focused on metabolic adaptation.…”
Section: Differential Gene Expression Of Different Lizards In Regions...mentioning
confidence: 57%