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Genetic variation for tolerance to high temperatures in a population of
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- Genetic variation for tolerance to high temperatures in a population ofEcology and evolution · 2018Article
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Abstract
The range of thermal tolerance is one of the main factors influencing the geographic distribution of species. Climate change projections predict increases in average and extreme temperatures over the coming decades; hence, the ability of living beings to resist these changes will depend on physiological and adaptive responses. On an evolutionary scale, changes will occur as the result of selective pressures on individual heritable differences. In this work, we studied the genetic basis of tolerance to high temperatures in the fly
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