Sentence examples for temperature tolerance range from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the researchers found out that the temperature tolerance range of palm trees strongly depends on its evolutionary heritage.
However, since the change in temperature will occur over decades, a gradual adaptation to the gradually changing seasonal water temperatures is likely through both change in phenology (spawning time) and change in temperature tolerance range.
One way in which terrestrial invertebrates may deal with high external temperatures is by behavioural thermoregulation, that is, actively selecting sites in the environment that fall within their temperature tolerance range, and avoiding those that do not.
For certain fish species, there is increasing evidence that temperature may affect sex determination [ 1, 2], which could explain the co-evolution of their widespread distribution and wide temperature tolerance range.
In terms of larval development, differences in temperature tolerance ranges and/or optimum conditions for growth and development should be identified.
Acute physiological temperature tolerance ranges from -8.5 to 10°C in an undescribed species on Mt. Ranier [ 31], and low temperature tolerance is a conserved trait in the genus [ 32].
The zebrafish, an important model organism, is an eurythermal fish with temperature tolerance ranging from approximately 7°C to 40°C [ 30], making it a useful experimental subject for exploring the molecular mechanisms underpinning thermal responses.
Warm core rings occasionally transport warm-water species to Georges Bank and the Gulf of Maine [28], [29], but these organisms are generally out of their temperature tolerances range during winter.
The PMV grade method has been modified and applied, and thermal comfort model is obtained and the acceptable upper limit of human body temperature and humidity tolerance range is 35 °C and 80% RH.
The temperature and pH tolerance range cover from 0°C to 60°C and 4 to 12, respectively.
In plants, the conserved C-repeat binding factor (CBF) pathway has been associated to low temperature tolerance in a wide range of evolutionary distinct species [ 33].
