Anthony I. Dell

This study shows mice adjust their hunting strategies based on environmental cues by manipulating temperature in predator-prey interactions.

The paper analyzes thermal performance curves across species to identify ecological and evolutionary drivers of thermal adaptation.

The paper compares 83 thermal performance curve models across traits and taxa to identify which models perform best under different conditions.

The paper shows that vertebrate diversity shifts with temperature, favoring endotherms in cooler areas and ectotherms in warmer regions, predicting a more reptilian future as global temperatures rise.