The use of CTmax is a standard approach to assess upper thermal tolerances
in ectotherms and is particularly useful for comparisons across species (Beitinger et al., 2000).
Climate change and associated increases in water temperatures may impact physiological performance
in ectotherms and exacerbate endangered species declines.
Temperature variability and thermal performance
in ectotherms: acclimation, behaviour, and experimental considerations.
Not exact matches
Snakes are
ectotherms, so their relationship to climate is a lot more direct than, say, mammals, so we know [the climate impacts]
in a much more straightforward way,» said Polly.
In contrast, under the same chilly conditions, the tongue movements of
ectotherms, which rely fully on a muscle - based system, slowed by 42 percent.
Adaptation and acclimatization to ocean acidification
in marine
ectotherms: an
in situ transplant experiment with polychaetes at a shallow CO2 vent system