Tolerance landscapes in thermal ecology
Abstract
Summary How thermal tolerance estimated in the laboratory can be extrapolated to natural settings remains a contentious subject. Here, we argue that the general premise that a single temperature can accurately describe upper or lower tolerance limits is incorrect. Survival probability is determined by both the intensity and the duration of a thermal stress, and the association between these variables can be adequately conveyed by a thermal...
Paper Details
Title
Tolerance landscapes in thermal ecology
Published Date
Mar 19, 2014
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
4
Pages
799 - 809
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