Maya J. Munstermann

Sep 29, 2023 | biorxiv.org | Daniel K. Okamoto |Brenna Collicutt |Maya J. Munstermann |Nathan Spindel

AbstractProjections for population viability under climate change are often made using estimates of thermal lethal thresholds. These estimates vary across life history stages and can be valuable for explaining or forecasting shifts in population viability. However, sub-lethal temperatures can also lead to declines in vital rates and ultimately shape fluctuations in the reproductive viability of populations.