Abstract Sexual Size Dimorphism (SSD) and body size variation with minimum and
maximum temperature were correlated in the red millipede genus Centrobolus. There was a …

We propose a practical concept that distinguishes the particular kind of weaponry that has
evolved to be used in combat between individuals of the same species and sex, which we …

The objectives of this study were to determine what happened when Bergmann's Rule met
Rensch's Rule if Sexual Size Dimorphism (SSD) and body size changed with an eco …

The tendency for organisms to be larger in cooler climates (Bergmann's rule) is widely
observed in endotherms, and has been reputed to apply to some ectotherms including …

Climate change is driving adaptive shifts within species, but research on plants has been
focused on phenology. Leaf morphology has demonstrated links with climate and varies …

Body size of many animals varies with latitude: body size is either larger at higher latitudes
(Bergmann's rule) or smaller at higher latitudes (converse Bergmann's rule). However, the …

Surprisingly, little is known about body‐size evolution within the most diverse amphibian
order, anurans (frogs and toads), despite known effects of body size on the physiological …

Understanding how geographic and environmental heterogeneity drive local patterns of
genetic variation is a major goal of ecological genomics and a key question in evolutionary …

Highlights•We tested for animal personality signatures in captive southern corroboree
frogs.•Behaviour along the activity, exploration and boldness axes were …

Amphibians are considered excellent indicators of ecological and climatic changes with a
remarkable phenotypic plasticity. The study of such adaptative capacities is central to …