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Thermal evolution of energy budgets and oxidative damage associated with a faster pace-of-life differs between larvae and adults in a range expanding damselfly
During range expansion, species may face warmer temperatures causing evolution of traits and their plasticity, including evolution of a faster pace-of-life (POL). The associated physiological trait changes remain poorly studied, especially to what extent these differ between larval and adult life st
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