Alex R. Gunderson

This study uses numerical models to show that constitutive thermal tolerance breadth interacts with temperature variation, challenging the Climate Variability Plasticity Hypothesis.

This study tests for thermal plasticity in lizard sperm heat tolerance through male acclimation and post-ejaculate heat hardening, finding no adaptive plasticity in either approach.

This study finds Cuban brown anole lizards in New Orleans have extremely high blood lead levels but no performance decline, suggesting high lead tolerance and identifying potential cellular mechanisms.

This study measures heat tolerance and repeatability of sperm traits in Anolis sagrei lizards, finding no correlation with adult heat tolerance but evidence of environmental effects and evolutionary potential.