… estimate thermal acclimation of biological rates. To facilitate and guide future studies of
thermal acclimation, we end with some suggestions for designing and interpreting experiments. …

… acclimated reaction norm is for active plasticity to have caused physiological changes that
maintain the acclimated … lack of plasticity is for the organism to exhibit substantial plasticity. Of …

… to adjust their physiology with very short time lags, tracking daily thermal fluctuations and
extending active temperatures, preventing cold-induced loss of reproductive performance, and …

… and acclimated (ie active… acclimation responses by comparing acute and acclimated Q10
values. Finally, we applied this method using meta-analysis to characterize thermal acclimation …

… Yet, recent evidence suggests that acclimation capacity is … of plasticity are mechanistically
linked, and that acclimation … induce acclimation capacity when it is advantageous. Hence, …

… that species active across different seasons will be more likely to show thermal plasticity, as
… If brood acclimation results in thermal plasticity, then the CT max of this species would not …

… extent of thermal acclimation are usually carried out under tightly controlled temperature
regimes, in growth chambers. Plants are typically moved from the conditions of one chamber (or …

… during the active period of … thermal acclimation capacity of performance (CT Max and CT
Min ), metabolism (Q 10 ), and behavior (T Pref ). Our results indicate that thermal acclimation in …

… involves a genetic basis, and whether plasticity in acclimation depends upon the underlying
… acclimation in mammalian species, and addresses the question of plasticity in acclimation …

… plasticity in the thermal tolerance of ectotherms by considering the performance consequences
of plasticity under natural thermal … of acclimation (ie how quickly does acclimation occur?) …