Which outcome reduces lizard detection when substrate temperatures exceed camouflage efficacy?

💡 Explanation

Behavioral thermoregulation reduces detection because shuttling between sun and shade allows thermoregulation, masking imperfect camouflage via reduced movement rather than relying solely on ineffective color matching; melanin or dietary shifts would likely be too slow.

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