Thermal adaptation generates a diversity of thermal limits in a rainforest ant community

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This may be supported by @MikeKaspari's work with ants on BCI. His work would hint that nymphal walking sticks may be especially vulnerable because these small walking sticks are more vulerable with more of their bodies in the boundary layer. https://t.…

"Ants are thermally awesome" @MikeKaspari then drops the microphone at #AntCourse http://t.co/ckdS8uWylj

Thermal adaptation hypothesis across latitudes occurs at the local scale within tropical ants http://t.co/iUmavbX405 #biodiversity

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