..., cardiac activity and heart metabolites of oysters, Ostrea edulis , challenged by rapid and gradual warming beyond their thermal optimum range indicate that the total capacity of passive thermal tolerance is equal regardless of warming rate. Passive thermal capacity OCLTT Global warming Bivalve...

... and behavioural abilities of Bechstein's bats to keep energy costs low at high temperatures are limited. Our study highlights that temperate-zone bats are well adapted to tolerate cold temperatures, but may lack protective mechanisms against heat, which could be a threat in times of global warming. References...

... in the current context of global warming. * Authors for correspondence ( [email protected] ; [email protected] ) Competing interests The authors declare no competing or financial interests. 16 1 2024 12 5 2024 © 2024. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2024...

...Maxence Gérard; Marie Guiraud; Bérénice Cariou; Maxime Henrion; Emily Baird ABSTRACT The impact of global warming on wild bee decline threatens the pollination services they provide. Exposure to temperatures above optimal during development is known to reduce adult body size but how it affects...

... caloric restriction. During winter in the NW Mediterranean Sea, the European sardine Sardina pilchardus naturally experiences caloric restriction owing to a decrease in the diversity and quantity of plankton. However, ongoing global warming has had deleterious effects on plankton communities...

... to climate change would have profound consequences for population ecology, the risk is significantly mitigated by phenotypic and genotypic adaptation. Metabolic scaling Body size Temperature Global warming Species distribution Thermal tolerance Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca...

... et al., 2013 ; Oschlies et al., 2018 ; Perello et al., 2017 ; Shepherd et al., 2017 ). Cardiac performance Global warming Hypoxia tolerance Teleost fish Thermal acclimation Summary : European perch can adjust physiological traits during chronic warming to promote hypoxia...

... . Integr. Zool. 13 , 372 - 391 . 10.1111/1749-4877.12298 Memmott , J. , Craze , P. G. , Waser , N. M. and Price , M. V. ( 2007 ). Global warming and the disruption of plant–pollinator interactions . Ecol. Lett. 10 , 710 - 717 . 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2007.01061.x...

... Ltd 2021 Highlighted Article: Invasive bees in Fiji have greater thermal tolerance and are more desiccation resistant than the only native bee in lowland Fiji. Plant–pollinator relationships might shift with continued climate warming. Desiccation resistance Global warming Native...

... performance at the higher temperatures projected in climate-change scenarios. Global warming Performance Phenotypic plasticity Reptiles Thermal acclimation Bite endurance was completely independent of temperature within the range of T b measured ( Fig. 4 A); based on these results, we can...

... impairment. Boldness Neural plasticity Metabolism Phenotypic syndrome Global warming In ectotherms, acute exposure to warmer temperatures causes an increase in the minimum oxygen uptake rate required to sustain life (i.e. a proxy for standard metabolic rate, SMR), which may not be matched...

... tolerance. Summary: Selective cooling of cod brain during whole-animal thermal ramping marginally increases acute upper thermal tolerance, suggesting that direct thermal effects on brain neurons may contribute to the acute upper thermal tolerance. Climate change Fish Global warming Oxygen...

..., weeks, months) accompanying much longer-term general climate change (e.g. global warming over decades or centuries) require consideration of the true nature of environmental change (as opposed to statistical means) coupled with an expansion of focus to consider developmental phenotypic plasticity...

... Circadian rhythms Global warming Genomics Photoperiod Summary: Transcriptomic profiling of liver tissue in a cold-adapted fish suggests tight coupling of temperature responses and daily rhythms. ...

... mechanisms that may influence their range and survival under predicted global warming. Global warming Growth Thermal tolerance Villosa Heat shock protein Condition index Glycogen Triglycerides Chronic heat shock Over the past decade, global mean surface air temperatures have increased...

... 2016 Summary: Variation in performance among individual fish is associated with differences in their mitochondrial leak respiration rate and respiratory control ratio. Ecophysiology Food intake Global warming Proton leak Respiratory control ratio Respiration rate Increasing...

... sufficient not only for today's needs but also for those in a warmer acidified future. Aerobic scope Global warming Climate change Ocean acidification Gastropod Mollusc Ocean temperature and carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) levels are rising and this is projected to continue throughout this century...

... to regulate oxygen consumption. Global warming Heat tolerance Hypoxia Multi stressor OCLTT Respiration physiology Of the many effects of temperature on the physiology of ectotherm animals, it has been argued that thermal limits are set by oxygen limitation at the level of the whole organism...

... larvae to elevated temperature and high pCO 2 . J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol.   439 , 100 - 107 . Daufresne   M. , Lengfellner   K. , Sommer   U. ( 2009 ). Global warming benefits the small in aquatic ecosystems . Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA   106 , 12788 - 12793 . De Wit   P...

... for species survival ( Byrne, 2011 ). Ocean acidification Global warming Thermal tolerance limits Early life stages Squid © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 21 8 2013 9 10 2013 ...