.... Oceanogr. 6 , 85 - 95 . 10.1002/lol2.10180 Bais , A. F. , McKenzie , R. L. , Bernhard , G. , Aucamp , P. J. , Ilyas , M. , Madronich , S. and Tourpali , K. (2015). Ozone depletion and climate change: impacts on UV radiation . Photochem. Photobiol. Sci. 14...

...Avichal Tatu; Sutirtha Dutta; Maria Thaker ABSTRACT Ectotherms are particularly vulnerable to climate change, especially those living in extreme areas, such as deserts, where species are already thermally constrained. Using the vulnerable herbivorous lizard Saara hardwickii as a model system, we...

... their resilience to climate change, but studies are limited. We measured the response of the critical thermal maximum (CT Max) to short-term acclimation in foragers of six bee species from the Greek island of Lesvos, which differ in body size, nesting habit, and level of sociality. We calculated the acclimation...

... in a panel discussion comprising three climate change specialists who examined topics such as the Anthropocene and the Great acceleration, the living planet index, and carbon bombs. Although not exhaustive, these topics served as a starting point for the necessary discussions about how biologists can...

... to the combination of elevated temperatures and acidification have not been investigated, and future research could investigate the influence of these dual stressors in combination to more accurately predict how future climate change might impact larval physiology in this species. Overall, the results...

... in tropical forests species may alter their vulnerability to climate change impacts, compared with open habitat species. However, the extent to which habitat-specific differences in tolerance derive from within-generation versus across-generation ecological or evolutionary processes are not well characterized...

... change. Virtual conference Coral reefs Climate change Research conferences provide opportunities to share science, network, and reach innovative solutions through synthesized ideas. We discover collaborators, obtain positions, present our research, and feel inspired by plenary talks...

... by developing longer intestines. The ability of a species, R. temporaria , to respond plastically to environmental variation indicates that this species might have the potential to cope with new conditions during climate change. * Author for correspondence ([email protected]) Competing interests...

... or Persian/Arabian Gulf and holds implications for coral thermotolerance under climate change. This article has an associated First Person interview with the first author of the paper . * Author for correspondence ([email protected]) Competing interests The authors declare...

...Miriam Fenkes; John L. Fitzpatrick; Holly A. Shiels; Robert L. Nudds ABSTRACT Temperature is a ubiquitous environmental factor affecting physiological processes of ectotherms. Due to the effects of climate change on global air and water temperatures, predicting the impacts of changes...

... independent and combined effects of daytime and night-time temperatures on thermal performances. Our findings provide insight into the thermal effect of day-to-night temperature variability and have important implications for predicting the impacts of diel asymmetric warming under climate change. Author...

... Climate change Symbiosis Thermotolerance Resilience Symbiodinium Bleaching Heat stress Coral reefs are declining globally due to the direct and indirect effects of climate change (Albright et al., 2016 ; Anthony et al., 2008 ; Hoegh-Guldberg, 1999 ; Hughes et al., 2017a). In particular...

.... Summary: This study explores the individual and combined effects of temperature and UVR on the metabolism of Acropora muricata , and on the organic matter release and degradation by the associated bacteria. Acropora muricata Thermal stress UV radiation Climate change Organic matter fluxes...

... response mediated by PTPN11 and CrkL. Climate change Gametogenesis Ecological physiology Invertebrate reproduction Marine environments are changing rapidly due to the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Seawater temperatures are projected to rise by as much as 4°C by the end...

... substantial control over coral growth, whereas the role of pH is limited. This has implications for reef formation in this era of rapid climate change, which is accompanied by a decrease in seawater oxygen saturation owing to higher water temperatures and coastal eutrophication. * These authors...