Protective responses are pivotal in aiding organismal persistence in complex, multi-stressor
environments. Multiple-stressor research has traditionally focused on the deleterious effects …

Migration is an important event in the annual cycle of many animals that facilitates the use of
resources that vary across space and time. It can occur with regular and predictable timing …

Abstract In Western Europe, omnipresent human activities have considerable impacts on
habitats at several spatial scales resulting in direct shifts in habitat characteristics. These …

It is well established that environmental and biotic stressors like temperature and
pathogens/parasites are essential for the life of small ectotherms. There are complex …

Heat waves are predicted to be detrimental for organismal physiology with costs for survival
that could be reflected in markers of biological state such as telomeres. Changes in early life …

Climate change, specifically rising temperatures and increased frequency of droughts will
increase the level of exposure of organisms to chemical pollution. Notably, the impact of …

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) provides regular scientific
assessments on climate change, its implications, and potential future risks based on …

Species distribution modelling is a valuable tool for understanding and managing protected
areas globally. This study used MaxEnt modelling with high-resolution environmental data …

As climate change alters the hydric regime of many habitats, understanding the hydric
physiology of animals becomes increasingly important. Plasma osmolality is a popular …

212 Pedro Galán and François Brischoux forages for fish and amphibians in aquatic
environments such as streams, rivers, marshes, and lakes (Miras et al. 2015; Santos and …