Heat extremes have become the new norm in the Anthropocene. Their potential to trigger
major ecological responses is widely acknowledged, but their unprecedented severity …

Tropical and subtropical coastal flats are shallow regions of the marine environment at the
intersection of land and sea. These regions provide myriad ecological goods and services …

Climate change models often assume similar responses to temperatures across the range of
a species, but local adaptation or phenotypic plasticity can lead plants and animals to …

Climate has a key impact on animal physiology, which in turn can have a profound influence
on geographic distributions. Yet, the mechanisms linking climate, physiology and distribution …

Ignoring intraspecific variations can prevent us from accurately assessing species' thermal
sensitivity to global warming. Individual-based physiological performance provides a …

Given the importance of climate in sha** species' geographic distributions, climate
change poses an existential threat to biodiversity. Climate envelope modeling, the …

Predicting the impacts of global warming on mutualisms poses a significant challenge given
the functional and life history differences that usually exist among interacting species …

Pseudo-alpine grassland ecosystems have started to decline during the past few decades.
According to many studies, climate change and abandonment of traditional anthropogenic …

We can understand the ecology and evolution of plant thermal niches through thermal
performance curves (TPCs), which are unimodal, continuous reaction norms of performance …

Climate change is resha** coastal wetlands worldwide, driving ecosystem shifts like
mangrove poleward expansion into saltmarshes in tropical‐temperate transitional zones …