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The Role of Phenotypic Plasticity and Bet-Hedging in Coping with Unpredictable Temperature Fluctuations in the Marine Annelid <i>Ophryotrocha labronica</i>
Coastal ecosystems are increasingly exposed to unpredictable temperature fluctuations, potentially favoring strategies that buffer populations against environmental uncertainty. This study examines how phenotypic plasticity and diversified bet-hedging contribute to variation in life-history traits u
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