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Intraspecific genetic variation modulates immune responses to acute heat exposure in an aquatic ectotherm

2026-06-05

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Climate change-induced heatwaves threaten ectotherms, whose physiology is tightly coupled to ambient temperature. Vulnerability assessments often rely on data from one or a few populations, implicitly assuming uniform thermal sensitivity across species genetic diversity. Quantifying such variation is especially important for traits with wider ecological consequences; our focus here is on immune function, which sha...

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10.64898/2026.06.02.729540
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