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期刊名:Journal of thermal biology

缩写:J THERM BIOL

ISSN:0306-4565

e-ISSN:1879-0992

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Polar and sub-polar animals evolved to thrive in cold climates and may thus be particularly sensitive to rising temperatures associated with climate change. Penguins may be especially vulnerable, due to their dual habitat, alternating betwe...
Jeffrey M Goessling,Karin Ebey,Michael L Hilton Jeffrey M Goessling
Animals face myriad decisions when confronting challenges to the maintenance of thermoregulatory setpoints and a frequent response to seasonal thermal challenges is a reduction in function and dormancy induction. Tradeoffs exist that result...
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Twaite shad (Alosa fallax) is a protected anadromous fish of European estuaries with regionally threatened populations, yet temperature requirements for embryo and early larval development remain poorly resolved. We present new experimental...
Jinrong Gao,Tong Li,Litian Cui et al. Jinrong Gao et al.
The hard tick Haemaphysalis longicornis serves as a vector for multiple pathogens and can cause severe tick-borne diseases. Temperature is a key environmental factor influencing its population dynamics and disease transmission risk. As a cr...
Gustavo Liñán-Cembrano,Cristina Ramo,Alejandro Pérez-Hurtado et al. Gustavo Liñán-Cembrano et al.
Environmental variability significantly influences parental care, likely because parental care can buffer nest survival against environmental variations, enabling those receiving greater parental care to tolerate a wider range of conditions...
Luisa Maria Diele-Viegas,Julio Proença,Vanderlaine A Menezes et al. Luisa Maria Diele-Viegas et al.
We studied the thermal ecology of the endemic skink, Trachylepis atlantica, and applied a physiologically-based mechanistic model to assess its vulnerability to climate change. We estimated thermal performance curves, thermal safety margins...
Madalena Missionário,Bianca Allegra Parodi,Ricardo Calado et al. Madalena Missionário et al.
Understanding how shallow marine species cope with ocean warming is essential for developing climate-smart conservation strategies. Realistic projections require detailed knowledge of thermal limits across life stages, since these can vary ...
Xin He,Xiaohui Guan,Junfa Shao et al. Xin He et al.
Climate change impacts the physiological processes of species, with rising seawater temperatures posing severe existential threats to marine mollusks. Therefore, studying the responses of marine organisms to heat stress is crucial. The bloo...
Zhongyi Zhao,Xiao Liu,Jiao Qin Zhongyi Zhao
Background: Male fertility decline and environmental deterioration are global concerns, but the link between rhythmic changes in male semen quality and environmental fluctuations remains unclear. ...
Fernanda Baena-Díaz,Misael Morales-Gómez,Brenda Ratoni et al. Fernanda Baena-Díaz et al.
Understanding how organisms respond to temperature variation has become central to ecology and evolution because of its role in shaping species' physiology, distribution, and ecological interactions. Thermal tolerances are critical for ecto...