When does a reproducing female viper (Vipera aspis) ‘decide’ on her litter size?

When does a reproducing female viper (Vipera aspis) ‘decide’ on her litter size?

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• Journal of Zoology [ 0952-8369 ] ; 2003-02.

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  • Aspic, Aspic vipers, Aspis, Body condition, Body length, Body mass, Body reserves, Body size, Bonnet, Breeder, Capital breeder, Capital breeders, Climatic conditions, Clutch size, Descriptive studies, Early body condition, Early june, Early vitellogenesis, Ecol, Energy acquisition, Energy allocation, Energy input, Energy intake, Energy stores, Evolutionary biology, Experimental data, Experimental manipulation, Fecundity, Fecundity variation, Female aspic viper, Female aspic vipers, Female aspic vipers vipera aspis, Female vipers, Female vipers vipera aspis, Follicle, Follicular growth, Food availability, Food intake, Food supply, Foraging success, Ford seigel, Girons, Gregory skebo, Highest proportion, Income breeders, Initial body condition, Initial phase, Intake, Litter, Litter size, Litter sizes, Lourdais, Mass gain, Maternal body condition, Maternal body size, Multiple regression, Naulleau, Naulleau bonnet, Naulleau mauget, Offspring size, Other species, Ovarian follicles, Ovulation, Phenotypic plasticity, Population density, Previous years, Prey availability, Prey consumption, Prey item, Prey size, Reproductive, Reproductive bout, Reproductive females, Reproductive output, Reproductive traits, Residual scores, Residual values, Saint girons, Saint girons naulleau, Seigel, Seigel ford, Standard deviation, Treatment groups, Viper, Vipera, Vipera aspis, Vitellogenesis, Viviparous, Viviparous snake.

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• https://api.istex.fr/document/9456C40EBA31309394C64F5E37197165EE8B94E3/fulltext/pdf

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