Greater body size in adults in heated water as a response to ammonium could be a consequence of temperature mediating detoxifying metabolic routes of tadpoles.  Leer más.

Our results highlight the need to continue studying phenotypic plasticity in complex, more realistic scenarios, and expand the array of species studied to include tropical species and species with different reproductive modes. Leer más.

Our results provide strong evidence that both spontaneous magnetic alignment during basking and directional orientation during movement are influenced by the magnetic field, highlighting its role in the spatial behaviour of P. lilfordi. Leer más.

As expected, body size increased nonlinearly with both age estimate methods. However, Spearman’s correlation and model 2 linear regression suggest limited precision and bias when transposing results between different methods. Overall, the cephalic rings method faced practical challenges for lacertid species in the genus Podarcis. Leer.más.

Drawing on recent literature on ectotherm thermal tolerance, we argue here that thermotolerant species generally inhabit regions with historically high thermal variability, where intense climatic shifts are often projected. Leer más.