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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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Jamie K Cochran,Sarah E Orr,David H Funk et al. Jamie K Cochran et al.
AbstractFreshwater salinity regimes vary naturally and are changing in response to anthropogenic activities. Few insect species tolerate saline waters, and biodiversity losses are associated with increasing salinity in freshwater. We used r...
Maxwell D Carnes-Mason,Jason Ortega,Steven J Beaupre Maxwell D Carnes-Mason
AbstractTemperate reptiles are often considered to be low-energy systems, with their discrete use of time and energy making them model systems for the study of time-energy budgets. However, the semifrequent replacement and sloughing of the ...
James F Gillooly,Emily S Khazan James F Gillooly
AbstractTwo prominent theories of aging, one based on telomere dynamics and the other on mass-specific energy flux, propose biological time clocks of senescence. The relationship between these two theories, and the biological clocks propose...
Ariane Rondot,Charles-A Darveau Ariane Rondot
AbstractThe common eastern bumble bee (Bombus impatiens) queens endure cold winter months by entering a diapause state. During this overwintering period, these animals use stored energy reserves while maintaining a low metabolic rate. This ...
Fritz Geiser Fritz Geiser
AbstractDuring periods of torpor, hibernators can reduce metabolic rate (MR) and body temperature (Tb) substantially. However, to avoid physiological dysfunction at low temperatures, they defend Tb at a critical minimum, often between ~0°C...
Adam A Rosso,Brianna Casement,Albert K Chung et al. Adam A Rosso et al.
AbstractTropical ectotherms are thought to be especially vulnerable to climate change because they have evolved in temporally stable thermal environments and therefore have decreased tolerance for thermal variability. Thus, they are expecte...
Calvin G Davis,Savannah J Weaver,Emily N Taylor Calvin G Davis
AbstractCutaneous evaporative water loss (CEWL) makes up a significant portion of total evaporative water loss in many terrestrial vertebrates. CEWL changes on evolutionary and acclimatory timescales in response to temperature and humidity....
Thaysa G Oliveira,Laurie Araspin,Carlos A Navas et al. Thaysa G Oliveira et al.
AbstractLocomotion is essential for survival, but it requires resources such as energy and metabolites and therefore may conflict with other physiological processes that also demand resources, particularly expensive processes such as immuno...
Rahim H Khan,Justin S Rhodes,Isabelle A Girard et al. Rahim H Khan et al.
AbstractHow traits at multiple levels of biological organization evolve in a correlated fashion in response to directional selection is poorly understood, but two popular models are the very general "behavior evolves first" (BEF) hypothesis...
Mansoura Husain,Howard D Rundle,Vincent Careau Mansoura Husain
AbstractIn ectotherms, temperature has a strong effect on metabolic rate (MR), yet the extent to which the thermal sensitivity of MR varies among versus within individuals is largely unknown. This is of interest because significant among-in...