Abstract:A population study of Agama impaleari was conducted during two consecutive years (1993-1994) in a Jujube bush site located in an arid area at the Jbilet Mountains (Western Morocco). Lizards of both sexes required approximatively one year to reach sexual maturity. One to two clutches were produced per breeding season (May-August) and clutch size was significantly correlated with maternal body size. The annual reproductive output was in average of 20 eggs per female per year and did not exhibit a significant dif… Show more
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