<p>Oviposition rates of female newts (<i>I. alpestris</i>) under thermal gradient and in the presence/absence of a caged egg-predator (<i>A. bipustulatus</i>) at 17°C. Values refer to means+SE.</p
<p>The relationship between maximum water temperature and the proportion of prey (newt larvae) and p...
Many species of oviparous reptiles, including croco-dilians, a majority of turtles, some lizards and...
Preferred body temperatures of two newt species measured in laboratory thermal gradient
<p>(a) oviposition rates in newts (<i>I. alpestris</i>) and (b) egg-predation rates by water beetles...
The maternal manipulation hypothesis states that ectothermic females modify thermal conditions durin...
<p>Schematic representation of the experimental tank with three water temperatures, clumps of aquati...
<p>Embryonic (a) developmental and (b) survival rates, (c) hatchling size, and (d) swimming speed of...
Temperature is expected to have an effect on the behavioral patterns of all organisms, especially ec...
A trend in global warming is now undeniable. Increases of global temperatures have resulted in meas...
Many ectotherms effectively reduce their exposure to low or high environmental temperatures using be...
Plastic responses by amphibian larvae to various pond hydroperiods have received much theoretical an...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Female newts of the genus Triturus deposit and wrap...
Thermal quality and predation risk are considered important factors influencing habitat patch use in...
Predator-induced plasticity has been in the focus of evolutionary ecological research in the last de...
<p>Figure 3. (final version) Relationship between hatching success and egg size. Hatching success wa...
<p>The relationship between maximum water temperature and the proportion of prey (newt larvae) and p...
Many species of oviparous reptiles, including croco-dilians, a majority of turtles, some lizards and...
Preferred body temperatures of two newt species measured in laboratory thermal gradient
<p>(a) oviposition rates in newts (<i>I. alpestris</i>) and (b) egg-predation rates by water beetles...
The maternal manipulation hypothesis states that ectothermic females modify thermal conditions durin...
<p>Schematic representation of the experimental tank with three water temperatures, clumps of aquati...
<p>Embryonic (a) developmental and (b) survival rates, (c) hatchling size, and (d) swimming speed of...
Temperature is expected to have an effect on the behavioral patterns of all organisms, especially ec...
A trend in global warming is now undeniable. Increases of global temperatures have resulted in meas...
Many ectotherms effectively reduce their exposure to low or high environmental temperatures using be...
Plastic responses by amphibian larvae to various pond hydroperiods have received much theoretical an...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Female newts of the genus Triturus deposit and wrap...
Thermal quality and predation risk are considered important factors influencing habitat patch use in...
Predator-induced plasticity has been in the focus of evolutionary ecological research in the last de...
<p>Figure 3. (final version) Relationship between hatching success and egg size. Hatching success wa...
<p>The relationship between maximum water temperature and the proportion of prey (newt larvae) and p...
Many species of oviparous reptiles, including croco-dilians, a majority of turtles, some lizards and...
Preferred body temperatures of two newt species measured in laboratory thermal gradient
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