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期刊名:Current opinion in insect science

缩写:CURR OPIN INSECT SCI

ISSN:2214-5745

e-ISSN:2214-5753

IF/分区:4.8/Q1

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Michael P Moore,Sarah E Nalley,Noah T Leith Michael P Moore
To persist on our warming planet, arthropods will need to be able to survive and successfully reproduce under the new temperature conditions. However, whereas most prior research has considered whether rising temperatures will cause species...
Marko Bračić,Madeleine M Ostwald,Jelena Bujan Marko Bračić
Eusocial insects are master regulators of their thermal environments, using collective behaviors to thrive in diverse and extreme climates. Nevertheless, accelerating climate warming threatens to destabilize insect societies, due to the tem...
Patrice Pottier,Vanessa Kellermann,Daniel W A Noble et al. Patrice Pottier et al.
Accumulating evidence suggests that heat tolerance varies substantially across insect development, yet patterns of variation remain difficult to generalise across species. We discuss how the diversity of insect developmental strategies shap...
George E Heimpel,Mark G Wright George E Heimpel
Importation (= classical) biological control was historically celebrated for dramatic successes, but faced criticism over non-target effects, prompting a shift toward risk assessment in the 1990s. Some recent risk assessment approaches inte...
Steven T Cassidy,Leticia Avilés Steven T Cassidy
Symbiotic interactions, which run the gamut from microbial assemblages to synergistic or antagonistic interactions with macro-organisms, can shape ecological communities across levels of biological organization, from solitary hosts to large...
Keith R Hopper,Kelley Leung Keith R Hopper
Introduced parasitoids reduce impact of invasive pests. Critics argue that introduced parasitoids may evolve to attack native species and native parasitoids may switch to control invasive pests, eliminating the need for introductions. We re...
Andres Garelli,Rebeca Zanini,Alisson M Gontijo Andres Garelli
Animals exhibit species- and stage-specific variation in body size and shape. Body size depends on initial size, growth rate and duration, and is influenced by intrinsic and extrinsic factors such as sex, genetics, nutrition and temperature...
Palatty Allesh Sinu,Ashly Baby Palatty Allesh Sinu
As insect pollinators continue to decline across much of the world, understanding the factors that support them in the wild has become increasingly critical. Leafcutter bees, which are widespread and represent the first successfully managed...