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Aquatic insects dealing with dehydration: do desiccation resistance traits differ in species with contrasting habitat preferences?

Pallarés, S; Velasco, J; Millán, A; Bilton, DT; Arribas, P (2016-08-31)
The chicken or the egg? Adaptation to desiccation and salinity tolerance in a lineage of water beetles

Pallarés, S; Arribas, P; Bilton, DT; Millán, A; Velasco, J; Ribera, I (2017-09-14)
The comparative osmoregulatory ability of two water beetle genera whose species span the fresh-hypersaline gradient in inland waters (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae, Hydrophilidae).

Pallarés, S; Arribas, P; Bilton, DT; Millán, A; Velasco, J (2015-04-17)

A better knowledge of the physiological basis of salinity tolerance is essential to understanding the ecology and evolutionary history of organisms that have colonized inland saline waters. Coleoptera are amongst the most ...
Loss of heat acclimation capacity could leave subterranean specialists highly sensitive to climate change

Pallarés, S; Colado, R; Botella‐Cruz, M; Montes, A; Balart‐García, P; Bilton, DT; Millán, A; Ribera, I; Sánchez‐Fernández, D (Wiley, 2020-10-16)

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Aquatic insects dealing with dehydration: do desiccation resistance traits differ in species with contrasting habitat preferences? ﻿

The chicken or the egg? Adaptation to desiccation and salinity tolerance in a lineage of water beetles ﻿

The comparative osmoregulatory ability of two water beetle genera whose species span the fresh-hypersaline gradient in inland waters (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae, Hydrophilidae). ﻿

Loss of heat acclimation capacity could leave subterranean specialists highly sensitive to climate change ﻿

Aquatic insects dealing with dehydration: do desiccation resistance traits differ in species with contrasting habitat preferences?

The chicken or the egg? Adaptation to desiccation and salinity tolerance in a lineage of water beetles

The comparative osmoregulatory ability of two water beetle genera whose species span the fresh-hypersaline gradient in inland waters (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae, Hydrophilidae).

Loss of heat acclimation capacity could leave subterranean specialists highly sensitive to climate change