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Thermal Generalism Shapes Tolerance to Extreme Heatwaves in Estuarine Fishes
Climate change is widely expected to push many taxa beyond their biological limits, yet some populations persist in environments that routinely experience climatic extremes. This raises a fundamental question: does their thermal tolerance reflect species-level thermal generalism (an evolved capacity
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