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A high-resolution physiological time-series uncovers strong but variable seasonal acclimation of copepod thermal limits
How a community responds to warming depends on both intraspecific variation in thermal limits and variation in acclimation capacity across community members. These factors are often overlooked, however, leading to uncertainties about how climate change affects biodiversity. In temperate regions, com
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