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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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Anthony L Gilbert,Sydney M Wayne,Mike C Norris et al. Anthony L Gilbert et al.
AbstractUnderstanding the relationship between the environment parents experience during reproduction and the environment embryos experience in the nest is essential for determining the intergenerational responses of populations to novel en...
Nathan D Stewart,Joshua K R Tabh,Gabriela F Mastromonaco et al. Nathan D Stewart et al.
AbstractIsland vertebrates that are small on the mainland tend to be larger and exhibit tamer behavior than their mainland conspecifics-a combined set of characteristics known as "island syndrome." Such island-specific traits are often attr...
Christopher D Robinson,Matthew R Milnes,Ian T Clifton et al. Christopher D Robinson et al.
AbstractHormones can induce trait development in one species yet have no effect on the same trait in a closely related species, but the mechanisms underlying these differences are unclear. Here, we compare two closely related lizard species...
Małgorzata M Lipowska,Edyta T Sadowska,Kevin D Kohl et al. Małgorzata M Lipowska et al.
AbstractMammalian herbivory represents a complex adaptation requiring evolutionary changes across all levels of biological organization, from molecules to morphology to behavior. Explaining the evolution of such complex traits represents a ...
Alexander J Hoffman,John W Finger Jr,Andreas N Kavazis et al. Alexander J Hoffman et al.
AbstractAt certain intensities and durations, environmental stressors during development can result in changes in physiology that prepare organisms for future stressful conditions. Such plasticity can allow organisms to maintain good condit...
Trevor P Fox,Yash P Raka,Kirk Smith et al. Trevor P Fox et al.
AbstractGlobal warming trends, human-assisted transport, and urbanization have allowed poleward expansion of many tropical vector species, but the specific mechanisms responsible for thermal mediation of range changes and ecological success...
Katherine L Slack,Jordy Groffen,William A Hopkins Katherine L Slack
AbstractVector-borne blood parasites cause myriad sublethal effects and can even be deadly to endotherms, but far less is known about their impacts on ectothermic hosts. Moreover, the pathologies documented in endotherms are generally linke...
William E Stiffler,Michael L Hilton,George L Heinrich et al. William E Stiffler et al.
AbstractThe overlap between spatial and physiological ecology is generally understudied, yet both fields are fundamentally related in assessing how individuals balance limited resources. Herein, we quantified the relationships between spati...
Carsen R Dean,Gabriela Siqueira Martins,Kristen J Navara Carsen R Dean
AbstractThe social environment can drive female birds to alter their investment in reproduction in the form of greater incubation behavior, more parental care, and greater allocation of physiological mediators to yolks. However, less is kno...
Alberto A Castro,Allyn Nguyen,Saad Ahmed et al. Alberto A Castro et al.
AbstractMuscle-tendon unit (MTU) morphology and physiology are likely major determinants of locomotor performance and therefore Darwinian fitness. However, the relationships between underlying traits, performance, and fitness are complicate...