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Why chameleons are the only lizards that have breakfast.

Subjects: COLD-blooded animals; PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of temperature; PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of cold temperatures

• Source: New Scientist. 3/13/2010, Vol. 205 Issue 2751, p16-16. 1p.

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Ancient dinosaurs grew hot and cold.

• Authors : Mackenzie, Debora

Subjects: DINOSAUR physiology; COLD-blooded animals; GILLOOLY, Jamie

• Source: New Scientist. 7/15/2006, Vol. 191 Issue 2560, p14-14. 3/4p. 1 Color Photograph, 1 Graph.

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Tropical cold-blooded animals likely to swelter in global warming.

• Authors : Nowak, Rachel

Subjects: CLIMATE change; KEARNEY, Michael; ACCLIMATIZATION

• Source: New Scientist; 2/21/2009, Vol. 201 Issue 2696, p11-11, 1p

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Ancestors of mammals retained cold blood.

• Authors : Marshall, Michael

Subjects: MAMMALOGICAL research; MAMMAL evolution; WARM-blooded animals

• Source: New Scientist; 10/19/2019, Vol. 244 Issue 3252, p17-17, 1p

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Cold-blooded no more.

Subjects: DINOSAURS; WARM-blooded animals; FOSSILS

• Source: New Scientist; 10/16/2021, Vol. 252 Issue 3356, p44-44, 1/4p

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Soft-winged sentinels.

• Authors : Finlay, Madeleine

Subjects: CLIMATE change; EFFECT of environment on animals; EXOTIC animals

• Source: New Scientist; 7/11/2020, Vol. 247 Issue 3290, p36-40, 5p

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China's dinos.

• Authors : Benton, Michael

Subjects: SAURISCHIA; SCIENTIFIC discoveries; ORNITHISCHIA

• Source: New Scientist; 10/13/2021, Vol. 251 Issue 3356, p43-45, 3p

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Here be dragons.

• Authors : Hooper, Rowan

Subjects: GREEN iguana; BIRO, Gergely; NATURE photography

• Source: New Scientist; 10/12/2013, Vol. 220 Issue 2938, p24-25, 2p

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Crocodile power.

Subjects: CROCODILES

• Source: New Scientist; 8/6/2022, Vol. 255 Issue 3398, p54-55, 2p

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When the heat is on, starfish lose an arm to survive.

Subjects: BODY temperature regulation; STARFISH physiology; PISASTER ochraceus

• Source: New Scientist; 6/8/2013, Vol. 218 Issue 2920, p16-16, 2/3p

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