Suppose you use inanimate lizard models to comprehensively and randomly sample the thermal environment of a lizard's habitat. You then compare that distribution of inanimate model temperatures with the distribution of actual body temperatures from lizards in that habitat. If the distributions differ, what does the discrepancy indicate?

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Suppose You Use Inanimate Lizard Models to Comprehensively and Randomly