Abstract:Ectothermic species have body temperatures that reflect their
environment to varying degrees. Environmental temperature drives all
cellular and physiological functions, including metabolism, development,
growth, migration, and reproduction. Extreme temperatures are occurring
more frequently with climate change, and understanding the thermal
tolerance and adaptive traits of species is critical.We hypothesized
that 1) geographic location of stream ecosystems, such as elevation and
latitude, influence the habitab… Show more
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