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1Univ Brest, CNRS, IRD, Ifremer, LEMAR, Plouzane, France.
Abstract:
There is an inverse relationship between species adaptation potential (green/curved line) and refugial capacity (blue/light triangle). The ability of refugia species to adapt/acclimatize to future stressors (red/dark triangle), assuming this is within their physiological capabilities, depends on the refugial capacity of the refugia in which they live. The more effective a refugium, the lower the chance of its species adapting/acclimatizing. This article is a commentary on Kapsensberg & Cyronak, 25, 3201-3214.
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