Transgenerational plasticity (TGP) is increasingly recognized as a mechanism by which
organisms can respond to environments that change across generations. Although recent …

The relationship between ectotherm ecology and climatic conditions has been mainly
evaluated in terms of average conditions. Average temperature is the more common climatic …

During 20th century the majority of researchers interpreted ecological optimum as a certain
combination of ambient factors which is optimal for growth, existence and reproduction of an …

Developmental plasticity, the ability of a single genotype to express different phenotypes in
different environments, may evolve as an adaptive response to seasonality and is typically …

Ectotherms tend to grow faster, but reach a smaller size when reared under warmer
conditions. This temperature‐size rule (TSR) is a widespread phenomenon. Despite the …

Current studies indicate that estimates of thermal tolerance limits in ectotherms depend on
the experimental protocol used, with slower and presumably more ecologically relevant …

Species' range edges are expanding to both warmer and cooler regions. Yet, no studies
directly compared the changes in range‐limiting traits within the same species during both …

The evolution of endothermy is one of the most puzzling events in vertebrate evolution, for
which several hypotheses have been proposed. The most accepted model is the aerobic …

The effect of fluctuating temperatures on ectotherm life-history traits: comparisons among
geographic populations of Wyeomyia sm Page 1 The effect of fluctuating temperatures on …