selected publications
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academic article
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MacLean HJSørensen JGKristensen TNLoeschcke VBeedholm KKellermann VOvergaard J. Evolution and plasticity of thermal performance: an analysis of variation in thermal tolerance and fitness in 22
Drosophila
species.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences.
374:20180548-20180548.
2019
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Kellermann VChown SLSchou MFAitkenhead IJanion-Scheepers CClemson AScott MTSgrò CM. Comparing thermal performance curves across traits: how consistent are they?.
The Journal of Experimental Biology.
222:jeb193433-jeb193433.
2019
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Kellermann Vvan Heerwaarden B. Terrestrial insects and climate change: adaptive responses in key traits.
Physiological Entomology.
44:99-115.
2019
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Kellermann VSgrò CM. Evidence for lower plasticity in CTMAX
at warmer developmental temperatures.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
31:1300-1312.
2018
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Kellermann VHoffmann AAOvergaard JLoeschcke VSgrò CM. Plasticity for desiccation tolerance across
Drosophila
species is affected by phylogeny and climate in complex ways.
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences.
285:20180048-20180048.
2018
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Kellermann Vvan Heerwaarden BSgrò CM. How important is thermal history? Evidence for lasting effects of developmental temperature on upper thermal limits in
Drosophila melanogaster.
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences.
284:20170447-20170447.
2017
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Messamah BKellermann VMalte HLoeschcke VOvergaard J. Metabolic cold adaptation contributes little to the interspecific variation in metabolic rates of 65 species of Drosophilidae.
Journal of Insect Physiology.
98:309-316.
2017
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Bush AMokany KCatullo RHoffmann AKellermann VSgrò CMcEvey SFerrier S. Incorporating evolutionary adaptation in species distribution modelling reduces projected vulnerability to climate change.
Ecology Letters.
19:1468-1478.
2016
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Heerwaarden BKellermann VSgrò CM. Limited scope for plasticity to increase upper thermal limits.
Functional Ecology.
30:1947-1956.
2016
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Slotsbo SSørensen JGHolmstrup MKostal VKellermann VOvergaard J. Tropical to subpolar gradient in phospholipid composition suggests adaptive tuning of biological membrane function in drosophilids.
Functional Ecology.
30:759-768.
2016
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Kellermann VHoffmann AAKristensen TNMoghadam NNLoeschcke V. Experimental Evolution under Fluctuating Thermal Conditions Does Not Reproduce Patterns of Adaptive Clinal Differentiation in Drosophila melanogaster.
The American Naturalist.
186:582-593.
2015
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Wit JLoeschcke VKellermann V. Life span variation in 13Drosophilaspecies: a comparative study on life span, environmental variables and stress resistance.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
28:1892-1900.
2015
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Schou MFKristensen TNKellermann VSchlötterer CLoeschcke V. ADrosophilalaboratory evolution experiment points to low evolutionary potential under increased temperatures likely to be experienced in the future.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
27:1859-1868.
2014
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Bauerfeind SSKellermann VMoghadam NNLoeschcke VFischer K. Temperature and photoperiod affect stress resistance traits inDrosophila melanogaster.
Physiological Entomology.
39:237-246.
2014
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Blackburn Svan Heerwaarden BKellermann VSgro CM. Evolutionary capacity of upper thermal limits: beyond single trait assessments.
The Journal of Experimental Biology.
217:1918-1924.
2014
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Ketola TKellermann VMLoeschcke VLópez-Sepulcre AKristensen TN. DOES ENVIRONMENTAL ROBUSTNESS PLAY A ROLE IN FLUCTUATING ENVIRONMENTS?.
Evolution.
68:587-594.
2014
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Schilthuizen MKellermann V. Contemporary climate change and terrestrial invertebrates: evolutionary versus plastic changes.
Evolutionary Applications: evolutionary approaches to environmental, biomedical and socio-economic issues.
7:56-67.
2014
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Kellermann VOvergaard JLoeschcke VKristensen TNHoffmann AA. Trait Associations across Evolutionary Time within a Drosophila Phylogeny: Correlated Selection or Genetic Constraint?.
PLoS ONE.
8:e72072-e72072.
2013
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Sgrò CMvan Heerwaarden BKellermann VWee CWHoffmann AALee SF. Complexity of the genetic basis of ageing in nature revealed by a clinal study of lifespan andmethuselah, a gene for ageing, inDrosophilafrom eastern Australia.
Molecular Ecology.
22:3539-3551.
2013
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Kellermann VLoeschcke VHoffmann AAKristensen TNFløjgaard CDavid JRSvenning J-COvergaard J. PHYLOGENETIC CONSTRAINTS IN KEY FUNCTIONAL TRAITS BEHIND SPECIES’ CLIMATE NICHES: PATTERNS OF DESICCATION AND COLD RESISTANCE ACROSS 95DROSOPHILASPECIES.
Evolution.
66:3377-3389.
2012
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Kellermann VOvergaard JHoffmann AAFlojgaard CSvenning J-CLoeschcke V. Upper thermal limits of Drosophila are linked to species distributions and strongly constrained phylogenetically.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of USA.
109:16228-16233.
2012
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KETOLA TKELLERMANN VKRISTENSEN TNLOESCHCKE V. Constant, cycling, hot and cold thermal environments: strong effects on mean viability but not on genetic estimates.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
25:1209-1215.
2012
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BUBLIY OAKRISTENSEN TNKELLERMANN VLOESCHCKE V. Humidity affects genetic architecture of heat resistance in Drosophila melanogaster.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
25:1180-1188.
2012
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KETOLA TKRISTENSEN TNKELLERMANN VMLOESCHCKE V. Can evolution of sexual dimorphism be triggered by developmental temperatures?.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
25:847-855.
2012
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Bubliy OAKristensen TNKellermann VLoeschcke V. Plastic responses to four environmental stresses and cross-resistance in a laboratory population ofDrosophila melanogaster.
Functional Ecology.
26:245-253.
2012
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Kellermann Vvan Heerwaarden BSgro CMHoffmann AA. Fundamental Evolutionary Limits in Ecological Traits Drive Drosophila Species Distributions.
Science.
325:1244-1246.
2009
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van Heerwaarden BKellermann VSchiffer MBlacket MSgrò CMHoffmann AA. Testing evolutionary hypotheses about species borders: patterns of genetic variation towards the southern borders of two rainforest
Drosophila
and a related habitat generalist.
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences.
276:1517-1526.
2009
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KELLERMANN VANESSAMHOFFMANN ARYASGRÒ CARLAM. Hsp90 inhibition and the expression of phenotypic variability in the rainforest species Drosophila birchii.
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society.
92:457-465.
2007
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Kellermann VMvan Heerwaarden BHoffmann AASgrò CM. VERY LOW ADDITIVE GENETIC VARIANCE AND EVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL IN MULTIPLE POPULATIONS OF TWO RAINFOREST DROSOPHILA SPECIES.
Evolution.
60:1104-1104.
2006
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MacLean HJSørensen JGKristensen TNLoeschcke VBeedholm KKellermann VOvergaard J. Evolution and plasticity of thermal performance: an analysis of variation in thermal tolerance and fitness in 22
Drosophila
species.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences.
374:20180548-20180548.
2019
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chapter
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van Heerwaarden BKellermann VMHoffmann AA. Environmental Stress and Evolutionary Change.
197-203.
2019
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van Heerwaarden BKellermann VMHoffmann AA. Environmental Stress and Evolutionary Change.
1363-1370.
2008
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van Heerwaarden BKellermann VMHoffmann AA. Environmental Stress and Evolutionary Change.
197-203.
2019
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conference paper
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Hoffmann AKellermann V. Revisiting Heritable Variation and Limits to Species Distribution: Recent Developments.
Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution.
247-261.
2006
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Hoffmann AKellermann V. Revisiting Heritable Variation and Limits to Species Distribution: Recent Developments.
Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution.
247-261.
2006