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¿QUÉ IMPLICACIONES ECOFISIOLÓGICAS TIENE LA ACTIVIDAD NOCTURNA EN REPTILES “DIURNOS”?: UNA REVISIÓN
WHAT ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS DOES NOCTURNAL ACTIVITY HAVE ON "DIURNAL" REPTILES?: A REVIEW
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https://doi.org/10.15446/abc.v25n2.78511Palabras clave:
Catemeral, diurno-nocturno, ectotermos, factores ecológicos, hipotermia voluntaria, patrones de actividad, requerimientos térmicos. (es)Activity patterns, cathemeral, diurnal-nocturnal, ecological factors, ectotherms, thermal requirements, voluntary hypothermia. (en)
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En esta revisión se resumen por primera vez los estudios publicados que documentan los eventos de actividad nocturna en reptiles considerados exclusivamente como diurnos. Asimismo, se describen y discuten sus implicaciones ecofisiológicas en ambientes tropicales y de altas latitudes desde la perspectiva de los intervalos óptimos de temperatura de actividad, umbrales de tolerancia, periodo de actividad, catemeralidad, hipotermia voluntaria y su importancia ante el cambio climático global. Finalmente, se identifican los aspectos que aún no han sido estudiados a profundidad en este campo de estudio y se proponen nuevas líneas de investigación.
This review is the first to summarize published studies that document nocturnal activity events in reptiles previously considered exclusively diurnal. The ecophysiological implications of this nocturnal activity in tropical and high-latitude environments are described and discussed from the perspective of optimal activity temperature ranges, tolerance thresholds, activity periods, cathemerality, voluntary hypothermia and its importance in the face of global climate change. Gaps in the research field are finally identified, and new lines of study are proposed.
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