Invading new climates at what cost? Ontogenetic differences in the thermal dependence of metabolic rate in an invasive amphibian

Padilla, Pablo; Herrel, Anthony; Denoël, Mathieu

doi:10.1016/j.jtherbio.2024.103836

Journal of Thermal Biology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jtherbio.2024.103836

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Invading new climates at what cost? Ontogenetic differences in the thermal dependence of metabolic rate in an invasive amphibian

Pablo Padilla,

Anthony Herrel,

Mathieu Denoël

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The seasonal response of metabolic rate to projected climate change scenarios in aquatic amphipods

Shokri,

Lezzi,

Basset

2024

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The seasonal response of metabolic rate to projected climate change scenarios in aquatic amphipods

Shokri,

Lezzi,

Basset

2024

Journal of Thermal Biology

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Drivers of Intraspecific Variation in Thermal Traits and Their Importance for Resilience to Global Change in Amphibians

Cocciardi,

Ohmer

2024

Integrative and Comparative Biology

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Intraspecific variation can be as great as variation across species, but the role of intraspecific variation in driving local and large-scale patterns is often overlooked, particularly in the field of thermal biology. In amphibians, which depend on environmental conditions and behavior to regulate body temperature, recognizing intraspecific thermal trait variation is essential to comprehensively understanding how global change impacts populations. Here, we examine the drivers of micro- and macrogeographical intraspecific thermal trait variation in amphibians. At the local scale, intraspecific variation can arise via changes in ontogeny, body size, and between the sexes; and developmental plasticity, acclimation, and maternal effects may modulate predictions of amphibian performance under future climate scenarios. At the macrogeographic scale, local adaptation in thermal traits may occur along latitudinal and elevational gradients, with seasonality and range-edge dynamics likely playing important roles in patterns that may impact future persistence. We also discuss the importance of considering disease as a factor affecting intraspecific variation in thermal traits and population resilience to climate change, given the impact of pathogens on thermal preferences and critical thermal limits of hosts. Finally, we make recommendations for future work in this area. Ultimately, our goal is to demonstrate why it is important for researchers to consider intraspecific variation to determine the resilience of amphibians to global change.

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Invading new climates at what cost? Ontogenetic differences in the thermal dependence of metabolic rate in an invasive amphibian

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The seasonal response of metabolic rate to projected climate change scenarios in aquatic amphipods

The seasonal response of metabolic rate to projected climate change scenarios in aquatic amphipods

Drivers of Intraspecific Variation in Thermal Traits and Their Importance for Resilience to Global Change in Amphibians

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