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Phillips, J. A., & Harlow, H. J. (1981). Elevation of upper voluntary temperatures after shielding the parietal eye of horned lizards (phrynosoma douglassi). Herpetologica, 37(4), 199–205. 
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Resource type: Journal Article
BibTeX citation key: Phillips1981
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Keywords: Echsen = Lizards, Parietalorgan = Parietal Organ, Sehvermögen = Visual Perception
Creators: Harlow, Phillips
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Abstract
Shielding the parietal eye of horned lizards (Phrynosoma douglassi) led to a significant elevation in the upper voluntary temperature associated with shuttling, eye bulging, postural changes, panting, and cloacal discharge. Removal of the shield caused a lowering of the upper voluntary temperature to the level of the control group. A time lag was observed in both the elevation and lowering of body temperature, suggesting that the changes involved a hormone, possibly melatonin.
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