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Evolutionary History Mediates Population Response to Rapid Environmental Change through Within-Generational and Transgenerational Plasticity.

The American naturalist - 1 May 2023

Clement Dale T, Neylan Isabelle P, Roberts Nicholas J, Schreiber Sebastian J, Trimmer Pete C, Sih Andrew

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AbstractRapid environmental change is affecting many organisms; some are coping well, but many species are in decline. A key mechanism for facilitating success following environmental change is phenotypic plasticity. Organisms use cues to respond phenotypically to environmental conditions; many incorporate recent information (within-generation plasticity) and information from previous generations...

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PMID: 37130228
DOI: 10.1086/723624

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