Table S1 from Into the wild—a field study on the evolutionary and ecological importance of thermal plasticity in ectotherms across temperate and tropical regions

Natasja K. Noer (Creator)
Michael Ørsted (Creator)
Michele Schiffer (Creator)
Ary Anthony Hoffmann (Creator)
Simon Bahrndorff (Creator)
Torsten Nygaard Kristensen (Creator)

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Overview of insect sampling dates and times

Date made available	22 Dec 2021
Publisher	The Royal Society

DOI
10.6084/m9.figshare.17386411.v1

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Into the wild - a field study on the evolutionary and ecological importance of thermal plasticity in ectotherms across temperate and tropical regions
Noer, N. K., Ørsted, M., Schiffer, M., Hoffmann, A. A., Bahrndorff, S. & Kristensen, T. N., 2022, In: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 377, 1846, 20210004.
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Noer, N. K. (Creator), Ørsted, M. (Creator), Schiffer, M. (Creator), Hoffmann, A. A. (Creator), Bahrndorff, S. (Creator), Kristensen, T. N. (Creator) (22 Dec 2021). Table S1 from Into the wild—a field study on the evolutionary and ecological importance of thermal plasticity in ectotherms across temperate and tropical regions. The Royal Society. 10.6084/m9.figshare.17386411.v1

Table S1 from Into the wild—a field study on the evolutionary and ecological importance of thermal plasticity in ectotherms across temperate and tropical regions

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Into the wild - a field study on the evolutionary and ecological importance of thermal plasticity in ectotherms across temperate and tropical regions

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