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In the heat of the moment: including realistic thermal fluctuations results in dramatically altered key population parameters’

2024-06-22

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1. Temperature is commonly acknowledged as one of the primary forces driving ectotherm vector populations, most notably by influencing metabolic rates and survival. Although numerous experiments have shown this for a wide variety of organisms, the vast majority has been conducted at constant temperatures and changes therein, while temperature is far from constant in nature, and includes seasonal and diurnal cycles...

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c073ccf3-d01e-5add-8904-8c2d3f926382
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10.22541/au.171905385.59943520/v1
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