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Studies of Basking Activity in Monitor Lizard (Varanus bengalensis) From Thatta of Sindh

International Journal of Fauna and Biological Studies · 2013 · Vol. 1(2) · pp. 32–34

Abstract

Monitor Lizard Varanus bengalensis belong to the diurnal and ectothermic group of animals. Sun- bath activity is a evidence of ectotherm. Sun-bath activity in Varanus bengalensis was noted between 1-15 June 2013 at Thatta District of sindh inside halyjee road. A stony type habitat were observed for Varanus bengalensis. The Varanus bengalensis exhibits sun bath at the morning to the after-noon and some time show twice a day in the morning and the afternoon. Morning sunbath (Thermoregulation) observed begins around 0815 h and continued until 0940 h, afternoon sunbath begins near about 1300 h-1400 h, and continues until 1500 h. After sunbath V.bengalensis observed fast movement and capture their preys very quickly.

Turtle Biology and ConservationGenetic diversity and population structureSpecies Distribution and Climate ChangeMorningLizardEctothermBiologyNoonZoologyEcologyAtmospheric sciencesBotanyGeology
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