A. Carromeu-Santos

This study shows that northern Drosophila subobscura populations improve performance at higher temperatures over generations, while southern populations decline, suggesting limited evolutionary potential under global warming.

This study shows no significant evolutionary adaptation to warming in Drosophila after nine generations, with historical background and trait-specific effects influencing thermal responses.

This study examines how developmental temperature affects reproductive performance in Drosophila subobscura, finding that high developmental temperatures reduce reproduction regardless of adult temperature.