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Utilization of caudal fat by hibernating common lizards, Lacerta vivipara
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1. Lipids in the abdominal fat bodies and the tail of Lacerta vivipara caught in August and September accounted for one third of the dry body weight.
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2. When the lizards emerged from hibernation in March and April, lipids accounted for only one sixth of the dry body weight. Half of the loss was from the tail.
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