Co-adaptation between thermal biology and sexually selected traits (IMAGE)
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From a new paper published in Ecology Letters, this graphic shows examples of how interactions between temperature and sexual selection drive the co-adaptation of thermal physiology, thermoregulation and sexually selected traits in animals such as lions, elephant seals, antelopes, cicadas, Japanese beetles and rose-bellied lizards.
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Noah Leith and Ecology Letters
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