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dc.contributor.authorBuitrago Monroy, Myriam L.-
dc.contributor.authorTurriago González, Jorge L.-
dc.contributor.authorBernal Bautista, Manuel H.-
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dc.date.issued2020-12-07-
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dc.description.abstractLa frecuencia cardíaca y la frecuencia de muda son dos variables fundamentales para la determinación del estado fisiológico de un animal, en especial ante los cambios ambientales que afectan su temperatura corporal. Debido a la poca información sobre estos dos parámetros fisiológicos en ecotermos, el objetivo de este trabajo fue reportarlos en las lagartijas Anolis huilae y A. tolimensis en tres temperaturas diferentes bajo condiciones de laboratorio, y establecer su sensibilidad térmica. Las temperaturas fueron 15, 20 y 25 °C para A. huilae, y 17, 22 y 27 °C para A. tolimensis, seleccionadas con base en las de las localidades donde viven en el departamento del Tolima: Juntas (A. huilae) y Llanitos (A. tolimensis). Las temperaturas altas incrementaron la frecuencia cardíaca (A. huilae: entre 53,3 latidos por minuto, lpm, a 17 °C y 57,2 lpm a 27 °C; A. tolimensis: entre 45,1 lpm a 15 °C y 50,6 lpm a 25 °C) y disminuyeron la frecuencia de muda (A. huilae: entre 135 días a 15 °C y 38 días a 25 °C; A. tolimensis: entre 53 días a 17 °C y 25 días a 27 °C). La sensibilidad térmica de la frecuencia cardíaca fue baja, en tanto que en la frecuencia de muda fue mucho más alta. Como era de esperarse, los incrementos en la temperatura ambiental producen cambios significativos en la función animal, que pueden tener un costo energético para el desempeño normal de los lagartos bajo condiciones naturales.spa
dc.description.abstractThe heart rate and the molting frequency are two valuable parameters to determine the physiological state of animals, especially under the current environmental changes which are affecting their body temperature. Given the little information about these two physiological parameters in ectotherms, in this work, we determined the heart rate and molting frequency of the lizards Anolis huilae and A. tolimensis at three different temperatures under laboratory conditions, as well as their thermal sensitivity. The temperatures were 15, 20, and 25 °C for A. huilae and 17, 22, and 27 °C for A. tolimensis, selected according to the temperatures in the localities where they live in the department of Tolima: Juntas (A. huilae) and Llanitos (A. tolimensis). High temperatures increased the heart rate (A. huilae: from 53.3 beats per minute (bpm) at 17°C to 57.2 bpm at 27°C; A. tolimensis: from 45.1 bpm at 15°C to 50.6 bpm at 25°C) and decreased the molting frequency (A. huilae: from 135 days at 15°C to 38 days at 25°C; A. tolimensis: from 53 days at 17°C to 25 days at 27°C). Heart rate thermal sensitivity was low whereas the molting frequency was higher. As expected, increased environmental temperatures produced significant changes in animal functions that may be energetically expensive for the normal performance of lizards in natural conditions.eng
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dc.titleFrecuencia cardíaca y frecuencia de muda a diferentes temperaturas en dos especies de lagartijas colombianas, Anolis huilae y A. tolimensis (Squamata: Dactyloidae)spa
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dc.subject.proposalEcdysiseng
dc.subject.proposalTasa cardiacaspa
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dc.subject.proposalThermal environmenteng
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dc.subject.proposalTolimaeng
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