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Air temperature limits aerobic capacity and scope in active birds
Thermal tolerance limits are an important determinant of species vulnerability to climate change. However, most of our knowledge of thermal tolerance pertains to resting animals, which could yield unrealistic predictions about how air temperature will affect animals when they are active. To gain a b
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