The consequences of climate change for local biodiversity are little understood in process or
mechanism, but these changes are likely to reflect both changing regional species pools …

We integrate field data and phylogenetic comparative analyses to investigate causes of
body size evolution and stasis in an old insect order: odonates (“dragonflies and …

Phenotypic plasticity can either hinder or promote adaptation to novel environments. Recent
studies that have quantified alignments between plasticity, genetic variation, and divergence …

The rapidly increasing rate of urbanization has a major impact on the ecology and evolution
of species. While increased temperatures are a key aspect of urbanization (“urban heat …

While a trade‐off between larval development and adult life span is key to understand why
not all animals develop at their maximum rate and why life histories align along a fast‐slow …

Global warming and invasive species, separately or combined, can impose a large impact
on the condition of native species. However, we know relatively little about how these two …

Quantitative genetic variation (QGV) represents a major component of adaptive potential
and, if reduced toward range-edge populations, could prevent a species' expansion or …

Differences in hatching dates can shape intraspecific interactions through size-mediated
priority effects (SMPE), a phenomenon where bigger, early hatched individuals gain …

The relationship between genetic differentiation and phenotypic plasticity can provide
information on whether plasticity generally facilitates or hinders adaptation to environmental …

Variation in hatching time (phenology) might cause size differences within populations
resulting in size‐mediated priority effects (SMPEs) shaping intraspecific interactions. These …