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Life stages differ in plasticity to temperature fluctuations and uniquely contribute to adult phenotype in Onthophagus taurus dung beetles.

The Journal of experimental biology - 16 Oct 2020

Carter Amanda W, Sheldon Kimberly S

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Adaptive thermal plasticity allows organisms to adjust their physiology to cope with fluctuating environments. However, thermal plasticity is rarely studied in response to thermal variability and is often measured in a single life stage. Plasticity in response to thermal variability likely differs from responses to constant temperature or acute stress. In addition, life stages likely differ in their plasticity,...

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PMID: 32917819
DOI: 10.1242/jeb.227884

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