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Evolution (Response to Warming)
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Summary
How Predators May Modify Evolution of Their Prey to Warming
Plant Engineering to Improve Thermotolerance in Rice and Tomatoes
Abilities of Tropical Montane Plants to Cope with Global Warming
The Rapid Evolution of Thermal Tolerance in a Warming World
Do Small Populations Inhibit a Species Adaptability to Warming?
A Recipe for the Survival of a Species of Frogs in a Warming World
Between-Generation Adjustments to Heat Stress in a Soil Arthropod
Tropical Ectotherms Avoid Extinction in a Warming Environment
There's More Than One Way for Fruit Flies to Beat the Heat
A Climate-Change-Induced Phenological Mismatch in a Wild Bird
A Phenological Mismatch Between a Wild Bird and Its Food Source
Developmental Thermal Acclimation in a Species of Damselfish
Changes in Avian Migration Timing: Phenotypic Plasticity or Microevolution?
Thermal History Impacts Thermal Tolerance of Freshwater Mussels
Microevolution in Alaskan Pink Salmon in Response to Warming
Red Squirrel Responses to Regional Warming: Plastic or Genetic?
Geographically Central and Peripheral Populations of Tropical Rainforest Lizards
The Thermal Optimality of Entire Ecosystems
Evolution as the Basis for Coping with Climate Change
Probing Ecosystem Resilience to Climate Change in Arctic-Alpine Plants
Evolutionary Response to Environmental Change in Sockeye Salmon
Palaeoecology Reveals Real-World Biotic Responses to Global Warming
Genetic Adaptation to Warming Revealed in Study of Water Fleas
Ecological Effects of Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment
Thoughts on Species' Abilities to Survive Rapid Climate Change
Natural Selection in a Species of Fruit Fly
Warming-Induced Microevolution in Tawny Owls
Global Warming-Induced Hybridization in Flying Squirrels
Climate and the Origin and Demise of Species
Thermal Plasticity in Swedish Pool Frogs
Could Alpine Plants Survive Significant Global Warming?
Coral Hosts Can Evolve to Cope with Global Warming
Water Fleas and Global Warming
Alpine Plants Threatened with Warming-Induced Extinction