To increase the knowledge of the herpetological activity in various species of agaves, we
visited... more To increase the knowledge of the herpetological activity in various species of agaves, we visited different sites: San Isidro Canyon, Casa Blanca Canyon, Sierra de Gomas, Pablillo, Puerto Cieneguillas, Sierra San Antonio Peña Nevada, Nuevo León, Mexico and La Marcela, Miquihuana, Tamaulipas. We found a close relationship between the agaves and herpetological activity; we also found that some large agave species could provide not only refuge, but also sufficient space for foraging and thermoregulation/basking. Agave gentryi and Agave montana formed large aggregations, which increased herpetological activity. We suspect that agaves are used even more frequently than documented here.
To increase the knowledge of the herpetological activity in various species of agaves, we
visited... more To increase the knowledge of the herpetological activity in various species of agaves, we visited different sites: San Isidro Canyon, Casa Blanca Canyon, Sierra de Gomas, Pablillo, Puerto Cieneguillas, Sierra San Antonio Peña Nevada, Nuevo León, Mexico and La Marcela, Miquihuana, Tamaulipas. We found a close relationship between the agaves and herpetological activity; we also found that some large agave species could provide not only refuge, but also sufficient space for foraging and thermoregulation/basking. Agave gentryi and Agave montana formed large aggregations, which increased herpetological activity. We suspect that agaves are used even more frequently than documented here.
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visited different sites: San Isidro Canyon, Casa Blanca Canyon, Sierra de Gomas, Pablillo,
Puerto Cieneguillas, Sierra San Antonio Peña Nevada, Nuevo León, Mexico and La
Marcela, Miquihuana, Tamaulipas. We found a close relationship between the agaves and
herpetological activity; we also found that some large agave species could provide not only
refuge, but also sufficient space for foraging and thermoregulation/basking. Agave gentryi
and Agave montana formed large aggregations, which increased herpetological activity. We
suspect that agaves are used even more frequently than documented here.
visited different sites: San Isidro Canyon, Casa Blanca Canyon, Sierra de Gomas, Pablillo,
Puerto Cieneguillas, Sierra San Antonio Peña Nevada, Nuevo León, Mexico and La
Marcela, Miquihuana, Tamaulipas. We found a close relationship between the agaves and
herpetological activity; we also found that some large agave species could provide not only
refuge, but also sufficient space for foraging and thermoregulation/basking. Agave gentryi
and Agave montana formed large aggregations, which increased herpetological activity. We
suspect that agaves are used even more frequently than documented here.