Basal resistance enhances warming tolerance of alien over indigenous species across latitude

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RT @Grant_Duffy: Across #Australia invasive species have greater ability to tolerate #climatechange warming than their native counterparts…

RT @drdavecoyle: Spoiler: YES. #invasivespecies do (in this case, and likely others) adjust better than native species to various environme…

RT @Grant_Duffy: Think #evolution is going to save native species from #climatechange? Think again. Lab selection (🔴, 🔵 = control) shows in…

RT @drdavecoyle: Spoiler: YES. #invasivespecies do (in this case, and likely others) adjust better than native species to various environme…

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