… that considers this rate of phenotypic response in a broader ecological context is scarce. …
the ecological importance of the rate of plasticity: organisms that can rapidly implement their …

… Phenotypic plasticity is a ubiquitous and necessary adaptation … plasticity of a trait with
respect to variation in multiple environmental factors. Such multidimensional phenotypic plasticity (…

… Then, we experimentally investigate the environmental contexts where gradual plasticity is
important, using freshwater phytoplankton populations exposed to thermal variation. Finally, …

… of expression of phenotypic plasticity within a population into … suggests that phenotypic
plasticity of metabolic rate is context-… forefront of evolutionary and ecological studies, we suggest …

… the importance of integrating ecological mechanisms shaping variation in plasticity if we are
… In the context of climate change and the associated increased variability of temperature, …

… The North American toad genus Spea has invaded an unexplored ecological niche consisting
of … switches” in the context of phenotypic plasticity. Similarly, the GRNs that control plastic …

… Our findings revealed that differences in phenotypic plasticity among populations are
common but are usually neglected in order to forecast population responses to climate change. …

… phenotypic plasticity. New methodology and technological breakthroughs enable the study
of phenotypic … context of plasticity and not only defined by its potentially reversible nature. …

… phenotypic plasticity may facilitate range expansions over spatially and temporally variable
environments. However, plasticity … What is the role of plasticity costs in this context? What is …

… Anthropogenic environments such as cities offer a promising context where we can test
plasticity theory while also generating insights with conservation implications. Finally, as we …