A rapidly changing climate has the potential to interfere with the timing of environmental
cues that ectothermic organisms rely on to initiate and regulate life history events. Short …

Studies illustrating climate‐induced shifts in phenology typically focus on the timing of a
single lifecycle stage. In contrast, species' responses to climate change are likely to be …

Predicting how species respond to changes in climate is critical to conserving biodiversity.
Modeling efforts to date have largely centered on predicting the effects of warming …

Global climate change is causing shifts in phenology across multiple species. We use a
geographically and temporally extensive data set of butterfly abundance across the state of …

Urbanization and global climate change can profoundly alter biological systems, yet
scientists often analyze their effects separately. We test how the timing of life cycle events …

Temperature‐induced alterations in phenology and body size are the cumulative outcome of
sequential effects impacting development and are universal responses to climate change …

Studies to date have documented substantial variation among species in the degree to
which phenology responds to temperature and shifts over time, but we have a limited …

Climate change poses a significant challenge to all natural systems on Earth. Especially
increases in extreme weather events such as heat waves have the potential to strongly affect …

Climate-change induced shifts in species' temporal and geographic niches have been well
documented, while plastic and genetic responses to climatic change have received much …

Animals with distinct life stages are often exposed to different temperatures during each
stage. Thus, how temperature affects these life stages should be considered for broadly …