Preferred optimum temperature zone - Revision history

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Bevpanto: New page: '''Preferred optimum temperature zone''' (often abbreviated to: '''POTZ''') : Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processe...

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New page: '''Preferred optimum temperature zone''' (often abbreviated to: '''POTZ''') : Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processe...

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'''Preferred optimum temperature zone''' (often abbreviated to: '''POTZ''') :

Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.

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 Often abbreviated to: '''POTZ'''
-Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.
+Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system are reliant on temperature.
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	Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature\|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.		Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature\|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.
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		+	It is imperative that captive snakes are kept within their POTZ since long-term health is dependent upon appropriate environmental temperatures.
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		+	POTZ for common snake species:
		+	*Common kingsnake: 25 - 32°C
		+	*Corn/rat snake: 25 - 32°C
		+	*Boa constrictor: 28 - 34°C
		+	*Burmese python: 25 - 34°C
		+	*Royal python: 25 - 34°C
		+	*Garter snake: 21 - 32°C

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	Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature\|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.		Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate [[Body temperature\|body temperature]] by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.
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	Often abbreviated to: '''POTZ'''		Often abbreviated to: '''POTZ'''

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	Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.		Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.
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	Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.		Reptiles are ectothermic vertebrates that regulate body temperature by behavioural and physiological processes. Optimum functioning of metabolic processes, including digestion, growth, healing, reproduction and immune system.