Response to ‘Allometry to evaluate Allen’s rule in climate warming’ by Santoro and Calzada

doi:10.1016/j.tree.2022.03.005

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DOI	10.1016/j.tree.2022.03.005
	Response to ‘Allometry to evaluate Allen’s rule in climate warming’ by Santoro and Calzada
	Sara Ryding:Marcel Klaassen:Glenn J. Tattersall:Janet L. Gardner:Matthew R.E. Symonds
	2022-04-10
发表期刊	Trends in Ecology & Evolution\
出版年	2022
英文摘要	Our recent review in TREE [1] found that many species are responding to climate change by ‘shape-shifting’; increasing the size of appendages relative to body size, sensu Allen’s rule [2]. This has been explained as an adaptation enabling animals to dissipate excess body heat more effectively as temperatures continue to rise, or the result of relaxed selection against larger appendages since losing body heat is less problematic as cold temperatures become rarer. Most of the studies that have identified increasing appendage size, either directly or indirectly, have done so in relation to a linear measure of body size (e.g., wing length in birds), with some studies using body mass.
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推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Sara Ryding:Marcel Klaassen:Glenn J. Tattersall:Janet L. Gardner:Matthew R.E. Symonds. Response to ‘Allometry to evaluate Allen’s rule in climate warming’ by Santoro and Calzada[J]. Trends in Ecology & Evolution\,2022.
APA	Sara Ryding:Marcel Klaassen:Glenn J. Tattersall:Janet L. Gardner:Matthew R.E. Symonds.(2022).Response to ‘Allometry to evaluate Allen’s rule in climate warming’ by Santoro and Calzada.Trends in Ecology & Evolution\.
MLA	Sara Ryding:Marcel Klaassen:Glenn J. Tattersall:Janet L. Gardner:Matthew R.E. Symonds."Response to ‘Allometry to evaluate Allen’s rule in climate warming’ by Santoro and Calzada".Trends in Ecology & Evolution\ (2022).