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期刊名:Ecological and evolutionary physiology

缩写:ECOL EVOL PHYSIOL

ISSN:2993-7965

e-ISSN:2993-7973

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Kevin G Young,Morag F Dick,Catherine M Ivy et al. Kevin G Young et al.
AbstractMigrating birds balance high energy expenditure required in flight with extended bouts of feeding at stopover to refuel, and strategies that permit birds to conserve energy during migration could benefit their overall performance. E...
Benjamin M Fitzpatrick,Evin T Carter,Lindsey E Hayter et al. Benjamin M Fitzpatrick et al.
AbstractFitness of interspecific hybrids can be higher or lower than that of their parental genotypes, with major ramifications for evolution and conservation. A recent study found that hybrid tiger salamanders had higher metabolic rates th...
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AbstractHoneybees (Apis mellifera) are essential for the pollination and yield of many crops and have experienced significant mortality in recent years. While climatic warming has been suggested as a possible cause of honeybee losses, their...
Gokul Bhaskaran,Jella Wauters,Paweł Koteja et al. Gokul Bhaskaran et al.
AbstractThe ability to cope with challenging situations, such as the predator-prey interactions, can determine Darwinian fitness. While many studies are concerned with the stress response of prey facing a predator, the stress response of th...
Caroline Holicka,Graham R Scott Caroline Holicka
AbstractEvolved increases in hemoglobin (Hb)-O2 affinity are common across high-altitude mammals and birds, but the downstream physiological effects of such increases remain poorly understood. In deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus), the gene...
Sean Chua,Collin J Horn,Lien T Luong Sean Chua
AbstractThe cuticle of arthropods provides the first line of defense against predators, pathogens, and parasites. While most studies focus on the role of cuticular defense against microbial pathogens, few have examined whether the cuticle p...
Jorge Garrido-Bautista,Zaida Ortega,Amalia Pérez-Jiménez et al. Jorge Garrido-Bautista et al.
AbstractClutch size variation may be adaptive in bird populations if parents lay a clutch size that maximizes offspring recruitment. Brood size manipulation experiments allow for testing the optimization of clutch size by studying the effec...
Lana A Waller,Simon P Lailvaux,Robbie S Wilson Lana A Waller
AbstractTheory predicts that signals of strength should reliably reflect an individual's fighting ability, with the costs of producing and/or displaying high-quality signals maintaining their reliability. Crustaceans offer a unique system t...
Madeline C Sudnick,Erin L Sauer,Sarah E DuRant Madeline C Sudnick
AbstractPopulation-level differences in the ability to maintain immunity can lead to contrasting survival outcomes between groups and determine how future outbreaks will spread. Pathology and infectiousness during subsequent infections can ...
Mauricio Guillen-Parra,Alberto Velando,Bibiana Montoya et al. Mauricio Guillen-Parra et al.
AbstractTelomere dynamics have been linked to differences in reproductive effort across vertebrates. In the Cocos booby (Sula brewsteri), we predicted that parents' telomeres would shorten according to their breeding effort during incubatio...