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Most species operate at a preferred optimum temperature zone ([[Preferred optimum temperature zone|POTZ]]). Studies of free-ranging iguanas show that body temperatures are maintained between 35°C and 37.8°C during daytime and between 24°C and 27°C during sleep. | Most species operate at a preferred optimum temperature zone ([[Preferred optimum temperature zone|POTZ]]). Studies of free-ranging iguanas show that body temperatures are maintained between 35°C and 37.8°C during daytime and between 24°C and 27°C during sleep. | ||
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Most species operate at a preferred optimum temperature zone (POTZ). Studies of free-ranging iguanas show that body temperatures are maintained between 35°C and 37.8°C during daytime and between 24°C and 27°C during sleep.