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Temperature-body size responses in insects: a case study of British Odonata
Ecological Entomology ( IF 2.0 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-26 , DOI: 10.1111/een.12853 Rungtip Wonglersak 1, 2 , Phillip B. Fenberg 1, 2 , Peter G. Langdon 3 , Stephen J. Brooks 2 , Benjamin W. Price 2
Ecological Entomology ( IF 2.0 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-26 , DOI: 10.1111/een.12853 Rungtip Wonglersak 1, 2 , Phillip B. Fenberg 1, 2 , Peter G. Langdon 3 , Stephen J. Brooks 2 , Benjamin W. Price 2
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1. Body size is highly correlated with physiological traits, fitness, and trophic interactions. These traits are subject to change if there are widespread reductions of body size with warming temperatures, which is suggested as one of the ‘universal’ ecological responses to climate change. However, general patterns of body size response to temperature in insects have not yet emerged.
中文翻译：
昆虫的温度-体型反应：英国蜻蜓的案例研究
1. 体型与生理特征、健康和营养相互作用高度相关。如果体型随温度升高而普遍缩小，这些特征可能会发生变化，这被认为是对气候变化的“普遍”生态反应之一。然而，昆虫体型对温度的一般反应模式尚未出现。
更新日期：2020-02-26
中文翻译：
昆虫的温度-体型反应：英国蜻蜓的案例研究
1. 体型与生理特征、健康和营养相互作用高度相关。如果体型随温度升高而普遍缩小，这些特征可能会发生变化，这被认为是对气候变化的“普遍”生态反应之一。然而，昆虫体型对温度的一般反应模式尚未出现。
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