Some like it hot: Intra-Population Variation in behavioral Thermoregulation in Color-Polymorphic pygmy Grasshoppers

By Anders Forsman. Evolutionary Ecology, 2004

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Subfields: Ecological Modeling, Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics

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In Ecological Modeling

1. Jonas Ahnesjö
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3. Jacintha Ellers

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2. C. Boggs
3. Jacintha Ellers
4. Anders Forsman

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1. Jonas Ahnesjö
2. C. Boggs
3. Jacintha Ellers
4. Anders Forsman

Citations in the corpus

• Functional ecological implications of intraspecific differences in wing melanization in Colias butterflies (2004, background): “Such adaptation has been found in other species (Forsman, 2000; Dahlgaard, Hasson & Loeschke, 2001), and emphasizes the importance of experimental manipulation in studies on thermal adaptation.”
• Differential Habitat Selection by Pygmy Grasshopper Color Morphs; Interactive Effects of Temperature and Predator Avoidance (2006, background): “Darker morphs warm up more quickly and achieve higher equilibrium body temperatures when exposed to irradiation, compared to paler morphs (Forsman, 1997), and color morphs differ in behavioral thermoregulation, with pale individuals preferring lower body temperatures and basking more frequently but ”