Thermal acclimatization, plastic shifts in thermal physiology in response to recent climatic
conditions, is thought to be adaptive in highly seasonal environments where thermal …

Anthropogenic change at a global scale is affecting life on Earth with impacts on
freshwaters. Aquatic hyphomycetes are fungi that drive organic matter decomposition in …

Understanding geographic ranges and species distributions is crucial for effective
conservation, especially in the light of climate and land use change. However, the spatial …

Soil ecosystems, and the fauna they host, are known to provide many services and
communities of Collembola can be used as bioindicators of soil functionality. Climate …

Communities usually possess a multitude of interconnected trophic interactions within food
webs. Their regulation generally depends on a balance between bottom-up and top-down …

Quantifying intraspecific variation in heat tolerance is critical to understand how species
respond to climate change. In a previous study, we recorded variability in critical thermal …

The critical thermal limits of organisms and the thermal sensitivity of their performance tend
to vary predictably across latitudinal gradients. There has been comparatively less …

Organisms with complex ecologies and life-cycle processes may shift physiologically
(acclimation in tolerance), developmentally, and/or behaviorally (thermoregulation) in …

Environmental relationships can differ across the geographic range of species, especially for
widespread generalists. Because habitat specialists are more vulnerable to environmental …

Thermally variable environments are particularly challenging for ectotherms as physiological
functions are thermo-dependent. As a consequence, ectotherms in highly seasonal …