Lizards are larger and retain heat longer in high-altitude habitats

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Scientists confirm that ectotherms -- like reptiles and amphibians -- do follow "Bergmann's rule". The 19th-century naturalist posited that animals inhabiting colder climates have a larger body size.
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Published On: 07-Apr-15 10:50 PM
Source: ScienceDaily

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