Global warming is having impacts across the Tree of Life. Understanding species'
physiological sensitivity to temperature change and how they relate to local temperature …

Aim We analysed elevational and microclimatic drivers of thermal tolerance diversity in a
tropical mountain frog clade to test three macrophysiological predictions: less spatial …

Land‐cover and climate change are both expected to alter species distributions and
contribute to future biodiversity loss. However, the combined effects of land‐cover and …

Species may circumvent the impacts of climate warming if the habitats they use reduce
ambient temperature. In this study, we identified which frog species from a tropical montane …

Climate change is affecting biodiversity and ecosystem function worldwide, and the lowland
tropics are of special concern because organisms living in this region experience …

Cool-adapted species inhabiting montane tropical forests are vulnerable to heat stress
associated with climate warming. According to the thermal mismatch hypothesis, pathogens …

Aim High‐latitude ectotherms are predicted to be less physiologically vulnerable to climate
warming than tropical species based on their larger thermal safety margins, the distance …

Habitat conversion is a major driver of the biodiversity crisis, yet why some species undergo
local extinction while others thrive under novel conditions remains unclear. We suggest that …

Abstract In Puerto Rico, an island threatened by climate warming, only one of two species of
frogs that share part of their distribution has undergone a recent range contraction to higher …

Drier and hotter conditions caused by climate change threaten species that exist close to
their physiological limits, as well as those with limited ability to move. Habitat specialists may …