Temperature and ecology: Rival Chilean barnacles keep competition cool

Sunday, February 23, 2014 - 06:31 in Biology & Nature

A lot of research shows that temperature can strongly influence species interactions and sometimes shape the appearance and functioning of biological communities. That's why a newly published finding that changes in temperature did not alter the competitive balance of power between two rival species of Chilean barnacles is an ecological surprise.

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