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S.D. BUSACK
1982
3.
24 MAR 1982
PODACIS HISPANICA (883) ♂, 2.6g, 48 SVL,
TAIL R; H,L,S,I.
TARENTOLA MAURITANICA (884) ♂', 7.0g, 68 SVL,
59 TAIL R; H,L,S,I.
"(885) ♂, 10.5g, 74 SVL,
81 TAIL C; H,L,S,I.
11.8 km E. at 310 M elevation, on
a small culvert we found 2 PODACIS
hispanicA (881, ♂, 3.0g, 52 SVL, 103 TAIL C; H,L,S,I,
1232 hrs, 29.4°C Tb, 19.4°C TA [SHADE] AND
882, ♀, 3.2g, 55 SVL, 71 TAIL C; H,L,S,I, 5 VOLKED
FOLLICLES, 1235 hrs, 29.6°C Tb, 20.4°C TA [SUN])
and 1 TARENTOLA MAURITANICA (886, ♀, 10.5g,
71 SVL, 66 TAIL C; H,L,S,I, 3 VOLKED FOLLICLES,
1220 hrs, 19.2°C Tb, 16.4°C TA [SHADE])
12.0 km E. at 310 M elev. at 1246 hrs.
we found P. hispanicA (880, ♂, 3.8g, 55 SVL,
106 TAIL R; H,L,S,I, 33.7°C Tb, 21.2°C TA [SUN]).
12.6 km E. at 350 M elev. between
1332 and 1345 hrs, we collected at the area
of a large bridge. Here we started to
record ambient temperature as
SHADE BLACK BODY and shall
continue throughout this trip as such.
We watched two AGONISTIC encounters between
a pair of dis-similar sized P. hispanicA
individuals. In each case, the larger
dislodged the smaller from a resource and the