Thermoregulation in the brown water snake, Natrix taxispilota, with discussion of the ecological significance of therman preferenda in the order Squamata

Thermoregulation in the brown water snake, Natrix taxispilota, with discussion of the ecological significance of therman preferenda in the order Squamata

by Donald Eugene Goodman

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