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First assessment of thermal ecology reveals vulnerabilities to climate change in Anolis nebulosus across habitats.
• First assessment of thermal ecology in Anolis nebulosus along a thermal gradient • Anolis nebulosus shows thermal conservatism across seasons and local environments • Habitat thermal quality decreases with elevation and during the rainy season • Rising temperatures may exceed thermal limits, increasing population vulnerability
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