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期刊名:American naturalist

缩写:AM NAT

ISSN:0003-0147

e-ISSN:1537-5323

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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Kai-Hsiu Chen,John R Pannell Kai-Hsiu Chen
AbstractIn simultaneous hermaphrodites, resource availability and the temporal distribution of mates determine male and female fitness and optimal sex allocation. In insect-pollinated plants, we expect individuals to allocate more to their ...
João Vitor de Alcantara Viana,C Guilherme Becker,Rogério Victor S Gonçalves et al. João Vitor de Alcantara Viana et al.
AbstractAnimals employ various mechanisms for camouflage, including color change, that may facilitate habitat use. However, the extent to which these mechanisms operate under nocturnal conditions is unclear. To investigate this, we combined...
Gaurav S Athreya,Peter Czuppon,Chaitanya S Gokhale Gaurav S Athreya
AbstractEukaryogenesis is the prototypical example of an egalitarian evolutionary transition in individuality, and endosymbiosis, more generally, is central to the origins of many complex biological systems. Why do only some symbioses under...
Molly A Albecker,Thais B Bittar,Geoffrey C Trussell et al. Molly A Albecker et al.
AbstractGradient variation evolves when environmental and genotypic effects on a phenotype covary positively (cogradient variation) or negatively (countergradient variation) across locations, whereas gene-by-environment interactions (G × E...
Amaury Lambert,Guillaume Achaz,Arnaud Le Rouzic et al. Amaury Lambert et al.
AbstractSince the late 1890s up until today, how phenotypic plasticity interacts with genetic adaptation has been a debated issue. Proponents of a positive causal role of phenotypic plasticity-James M. Baldwin in the first place-supported t...
Ethan B Linck Ethan B Linck
AbstractElevational distributions have long fascinated scientists, an interest that has burgeoned with studies of predicted upslope range shifts under climate change. However, this body of work has yielded conflicting results, perhaps due t...
Sagar Karmakar,Amit Samadder,Joydev Chattopadhyay Sagar Karmakar
AbstractUnderstanding and identifying factors influencing the likelihood of sudden transitions in ecological systems is a significant area of scientific research. Environmental fluctuations are particularly important, as they can trigger th...
Mathieu Videlier,Jacqueline L Sztepanacz Mathieu Videlier
AbstractThe evolution of sexual dimorphism is predicted to resolve conflict that can arise from divergent evolutionary interests between sexes, enabling each sex to reach its fitness optimum. However, most of the genome is shared between se...
Eojin Lee,Lisa C McManus Eojin Lee
AbstractMetapopulations span environmental gradients and experience variable rates of environmental change, with populations differing in their tolerance and evolutionary capacity. Our study aimed to quantify the extent to which interaction...
Kevin M Archibald,Stephanie Dutkiewicz,Charlotte Laufkötter et al. Kevin M Archibald et al.
AbstractWarming induces metabolic changes in microbial organisms, including increased respiration. Empirical studies have shown that evolution can compensate for thermal sensitivity and reduce respiration rate at high temperatures. Evolutio...