The impact of ocean warming on fish and fisheries is vigorously debated. Leading theories
project limited adaptive capacity of tropical fishes and 14-39% size reductions by 2050 due …

The temperature-size rule is one of the universal rules in ecology and states that ectotherms
in warmer waters will grow faster as juveniles, mature at smaller sizes and younger ages …

Body size strongly depends on developmental temperature. In more than 80% of the
ectotherm species investigated, including bacteria, protists, invertebrates and vertebrates …

We investigated the food-dependent growth and thermal response of the freshwater ciliate
Colpidium kleini using numerical response (NR) experiments. This bacterivorous ciliate …

Biomass dynamics capture information on population dynamics and ecosystem‐level
processes (eg, changes in production over time). Understanding how rising temperatures …

Natural communities are exposed to multiple environmental stressors, which simultaneously
impact the population and trait dynamics of the species embedded within these …

The temperature-size rule (TSR) refers to the observation that a wide variety of organisms
reach smaller sizes under warmer temperatures. Although various hypotheses have been …

Background Over the past decade, theory and observations have suggested intraspecific
variation, trait-based differences within species, as a buffer against biodiversity loss from …

Desmids are usually abundant in shallow peatland pools. In these localities, water
temperature is closely linked to seasonal fluctuations in air temperature, so with increasing …

Simple Summary Young oceanic islands often harbour poor biodiversity because they need
time to be colonised. However, some animal species can be abundant, presenting high …