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Microbiome divergence in damselfly larvae and adults during range expansion toward a warmer region
Many species are expanding their geographic ranges into novel thermal regimes, driving rapid thermal adaptation. Despite evidence that the microbiome may contribute to these processes, how it diverges during range expansion and whether these changes depend on temperature and persist across life stag
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