2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1855609/v1
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The role of temperature in reproductivity trade-offs and life span in a winter-adaptive arthropod

Abstract: Temperature plays a key role in the development and population maintenance of arthropods, especially for those living in cold environments. In the temperate zone, one of the most common soil-dwelling arthropods is Collembola. Instead of tracking warm and thermal temperature ranges, some Collembola species are psychrotrophic, i.e., they are well-adapted to lower temperatures. We investigated Desoria ruseki (Isotomidae), a Collembola species widely distributed in high latitudes in the Palearctic and adapted to w… Show more

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