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Male fertility thermal limits predict vulnerability to climate warming

Biology

Male fertility thermal limits predict vulnerability to climate warming

B. V. Heerwaarden and C. M. Sgrò

Discover groundbreaking research by Belinda van Heerwaarden and Carla M. Sgrò as they unveil the stark reality of extinction risks among tropical species. Their study challenges assumptions about thermal limits and evolution's role, revealing that many species are perilously close to their maximum tolerable temperatures, risking extinction due to climate warming.

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