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  • The authors investigate temperature and pH effects on fitness of an abundant marine crustacean (copepod) across 25 generations. Reduced fitness under combined warming and acidification was recovered rapidly, but incompletely, due to interactions between warming and acidification effects.

    • Hans G. Dam
    • James A. deMayo
    • Melissa H. Pespeni
    Research
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 11, P: 780-786
  • Rapid adaptation will facilitate species resilience under global climate change, but its effects on plasticity are less commonly investigated. This study shows that 20 generations of experimental adaptation in a marine copepod drives a rapid loss of plasticity that carries costs and might have impacts on future resilience to environmental change.

    • Reid S. Brennan
    • James A. deMayo
    • Melissa H. Pespeni
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 13, P: 1-13