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Temperature extremes constrain climate-sensitive life traits and reveal genetic correlates of thermal tolerance in the malaria mosquito Anopheles coluzzii
Abstract Background Temperature shifts associated with climate change are reshaping mosquito distributions, fitness-related life-history traits and pathogen transmission potential. While moderate warming may enhance survival, development and reproduction, thermal extremes may c
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