Abstract:Climate change is shifting species ranges and altering reproductive interactions within those ranges, offering closely-related species new scope to mate and potentially hybridize. Predicting hybridization and its outcomes requires assessing the interplay of biological and climatic factors that mediate reproductive barriers across life stages. However, few studies have done so across the range of environments that parents and offspring potentially encounter in nature, as is crucial to understand the environment… Show more
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