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Taking the heat: how do parent birds mitigate costs of breeding at high temperatures?
Rising air temperatures (Tair) associated with climate change are negatively affecting animals' fitness globally. Animals dwelling in arid zone environments are particularly at risk, as these environments are often characterised by extremely hot and dry conditions. In these regions, resident animals
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