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Co-gradient variation in growth rate and development time of a broadly distributed butterfly.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Barton Madeleine, Sunnucks Paul, Norgate Melanie, Murray Neil, Kearney Michael

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Widespread species often show geographic variation in thermally-sensitive traits, providing insight into how species respond to shifts in temperature through time. Such patterns may arise from phenotypic plasticity, genetic adaptation, or their interaction. In some cases, the effects of genotype and temperature may act together to reduce, or to exacerbate, phenotypic variation in fitness-related traits across...

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PMID: 24743771
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0095258
PMCID: PMC3990641

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