… underlying energy acquisition and utilization in ectotherms … that inter-populational divergence
in thermal sensitivity of a … variation in developmental rates, and its compensating effects …

… describing the reaction norms in our latitudinal populations. … at 23ºC due to physiological
constraints. It might be the case … variation might be expected from historical evolution in likely …

… lower latitudes, particularly ectotherms, are most threatened … that high inter-population
differentiation might facilitate genetic … by technical replication and intra-population variability. …

… express latitudinal compensation, we … a genetic and environmental constraint on the
evolution of the whole life cycle and species have not compensated for latitude in other life-history …

… Studies of latitudinal variation in individuals’ thermal responses … ’ warming responses. Further,
it is unclear whether … the historical range of temperature experienced at each latitude. (A) …

… A commonly applied approach to study how populations have evolved in response to
their local temperature regimes (eg along latitudinal gradients) is to collect organisms from …

… used to predict how climate change will affect ectotherms [3,4]. … and evolutionary constraints
give rise to different thermal … is high intrapopulation variability in the thermal responses of …

… For ectothermic species distributed across broad temperature … Latitudinal compensation can
arise via four different models of … phenotypic constraints. Such effects may arise via reduced …

… In ectotherms, a warming environment may have a dramatic … found variation in population-level
thermal reaction norms for … growth rate to compensate for the slowed-down growth and …

… As widely observed across ectotherms, fish from higher … 5a), whereas neither the location
× latitude interaction nor the … for growth rate: evolution of latitudinal compensation in ecto…