Increased offspring size and reduced gestation length in an ectothermic vertebrate under a worst-case climate change scenario
David L Hubert,
Ehren J Bentz,
Robert T Mason
Abstract:As global temperatures continue to increase, understanding the impacts of warming environments is increasingly relevant. Temperature is especially relevant for ectothermic organisms which depend upon consistent and predictable annual temperature cycles for reproduction and development. However, additional research is required in this area to elucidate the potential long-term impacts of climate change. To understand how projected increases in environmental temperatures may impact reproductive outcomes within na… Show more
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