Sex determination systems in reptiles are related to ambient temperature but not to the level of climatic fluctuation

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RT @NicholasWuNZ: Sex determination in reptiles is related to ambient temperature but not climatic fluctuation. For example, temperature se…

21 Nov 2020

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Sex determination in reptiles is related to ambient temperature but not climatic fluctuation. For example, temperature sex determinant reptiles show a stronger correlation with warmer climates, especially during shorter breeding seasons. https://t.co/Sv0Tx

21 Nov 2020

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New publication in BMC Evolutionary Biology (@BMCBiology) using GBIF-mediated data: Sex determination systems in reptiles are related to ambient temperature but not to the level of climatic fluctuation https://t.co/ynqGun2di6

17 Sep 2020

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Retweeting to read later (my tabs don’t need another paper sitting open right now hahaha).

22 Aug 2020

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