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M. Angilletta

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M. Angilletta — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 39
Works: 83
Citations: 12K

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Thermal Adaptation: A Theoretical and Empirical Synthesis
M. Angilletta
20093,111 citations
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The evolution of thermal physiology in endotherms.
M. Angilletta, B. S. Cooper, Matthew S. Schuler, J. Boyles
2002Frontiers in Bioscience1,443 citations Open access
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Temperature, Growth Rate, and Body Size in Ectotherms: Fitting Pieces of a Life-History Puzzle1
M. Angilletta, T. Steury, M. Sears
2004Integrative and Comparative Biology1,029 citations
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The Temperature‐Size Rule in Ectotherms: Simple Evolutionary Explanations May Not Be General
M. Angilletta, A. Dunham
2003American Naturalist681 citations
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Can mechanism inform species' distribution models?
Lauren B. Buckley, M. C. Urban, M. Angilletta, L. Crozier +2 more
2010Ecology Letters577 citations
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Estimating and comparing thermal performance curves
M. Angilletta
2006483 citations
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Macrosystems ecology: understanding ecological patterns and processes at continental scales
J. Heffernan, P. Soranno, M. Angilletta, Lauren B. Buckley +15 more
2014366 citations Open access
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Thermodynamic Effects on Organismal Performance: Is Hotter Better?
M. Angilletta, R. Huey, Melanie R. Frazier
2009Physiological and Biochemical Zoology349 citations
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The world is not flat: defining relevant thermal landscapes in the context of climate change.
M. Sears, Evan Raskin, M. Angilletta
2011Integrative and Comparative Biology281 citations Open access
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Predicting the physiological performance of ectotherms in fluctuating thermal environments
Amanda C. Niehaus, M. Angilletta, M. Sears, C. Franklin +1 more
2012Journal of Experimental Biology255 citations Open access
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Is physiological performance optimized by thermoregulatory behavior?: a case study of the eastern fence lizard, Sceloporus undulatus
M. Angilletta, Tracy D. Hill, M. A. Robson
2002252 citations
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The Mean and Variance of Environmental Temperature Interact to Determine Physiological Tolerance and Fitness
F. Bozinovic, Daniel A. Bastías, Francisca Boher, Sabrina Clavijo-Baquet +2 more
2011Physiological and Biochemical Zoology247 citations
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Thermal and physiological constraints on energy assimilation in a widespread lizard (Sceloporus undulatus)
M. Angilletta
2001239 citations
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Bergmann’s Clines in Ectotherms: Illustrating a Life‐History Perspective with Sceloporine Lizards
M. Angilletta, P. Niewiarowski, A. Dunham, A. Leaché +1 more
2004American Naturalist235 citations
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Costs and Benefits of Thermoregulation Revisited: Both the Heterogeneity and Spatial Structure of Temperature Drive Energetic Costs
M. Sears, M. Angilletta
2015American Naturalist227 citations Open access
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Urban Physiology: City Ants Possess High Heat Tolerance
M. Angilletta, R. Wilson, Amanda C. Niehaus, M. Sears +2 more
2007PLoS ONE172 citations Open access
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Body Size Clines in Sceloporus Lizards: Proximate Mechanisms and Demographic Constraints1
M. Sears, M. Angilletta
2004Integrative and Comparative Biology122 citations Open access
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Spatial dynamics of nesting behavior: lizards shift microhabitats to construct nests with beneficial thermal properties.
M. Angilletta, M. Sears, R. Pringle
2009Ecology111 citations Open access
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Variation in metabolic rate between populations of a geographically widespread lizard.
M. Angilletta
2001Physiological and Biochemical Zoology111 citations
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Big dams and salmon evolution: changes in thermal regimes and their potential evolutionary consequences
M. Angilletta, E. Steel, K. Bartz, J. Kingsolver +3 more
2008Evolutionary Applications110 citations Open access
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THERMAL EFFECTS ON THE ENERGETICS OF LIZARD EMBRYOS: IMPLICATIONS FOR HATCHLING PHENOTYPES
M. Angilletta, R. S. Winters, A. Dunham
2000110 citations
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The metabolic cost of reproduction in an oviparous lizard
M. Angilletta, M. Sears
2000102 citations
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Heat tolerance during embryonic development has not diverged among populations of a widespread species (Sceloporus undulatus)
M. Angilletta, Maximilian H. Zelic, Gregory J. Adrian, Alex M. Hurliman +1 more
2013Conservation Physiology80 citations Open access
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Physiological Variation among Invasive Populations of the Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei)*
J. Kolbe, Joseph C. Ehrenberger, Haley A. Moniz, M. Angilletta
2013Physiological and Biochemical Zoology78 citations Open access
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Direct and Indirect Effects of Environmental Temperature on the Evolution of Reproductive Strategies: An Information‐Theoretic Approach
M. Angilletta, C. Oufiero, A. Leaché
2006American Naturalist75 citations
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Looking for answers to questions about heat stress: researchers are getting warmer
M. Angilletta
200968 citations Open access
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Temperature preference in geckos: Diel variation in juveniles and adults
M. Angilletta, Lynda G. Montgomery, Y. Werner
199965 citations
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Australian Geckos Do Not Display Diel Variation in Thermoregulatory Behavior
M. Angilletta, Y. Werner
199864 citations
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LIFE-HISTORY VARIATION IN THE SAGEBRUSH LIZARD: PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY OR LOCAL ADAPTATION?
M. Sears, M. Angilletta
200363 citations
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CONVERGENT EVOLUTION OF EMBRYONIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE EASTERN FENCE LIZARD (SCELOPORUS UNDULATUS)
C. Oufiero, M. Angilletta
2006Evolution; international journal of organic evolution62 citations
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If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the city: Thermal reaction norms of chitinolytic fungi in an urban heat island
M. A. Mclean, M. Angilletta, K. Williams
200562 citations
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Thermodynamic Effects on the Evolution of Performance Curves
Dee A. Asbury, M. Angilletta
2010American Naturalist58 citations
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Coordinating theoretical and empirical efforts to understand the linkages between organisms and environments.
M. Angilletta, M. Sears
2011Integrative and Comparative Biology56 citations
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PHYLOGENETIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LIFE‐HISTORY VARIATION AMONG POPULATIONS OF THE LIZARD SCELOPORUS UNDULATUS:AN EXAMPLE AND PROGNOSIS
P. Niewiarowski, M. Angilletta, A. Leaché
2004Evolution; international journal of organic evolution53 citations
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Acclimation of thermal physiology in natural populations of Drosophila melanogaster : a test of an optimality model
B. Cooper, M. Czarnoleski, M. Angilletta
2010Journal of Evolutionary Biology52 citations
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Developmental plasticity of thermal tolerances in temperate and subtropical populations of Drosophila melanogaster
B. S. Cooper, Jeffery M. Tharp, Isaiah I. Jernberg, M. Angilletta
201248 citations
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Unifying indices of heat tolerance in ectotherms
B. S. Cooper, Benjamin H. Williams, M. Angilletta
200845 citations
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The neuroscience of adaptive thermoregulation.
M. Angilletta, Jacob P. Youngblood, Lauren K. Neel, J. VandenBrooks
2019Neuroscience Letters42 citations
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Thermal games: frequency‐dependent models of thermal adaptation
W. Mitchell, M. Angilletta
200941 citations Open access
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Rapid assimilation of yolk enhances growth and development of lizard embryos from a cold environment
Melissa Storm, M. Angilletta
2007Journal of Experimental Biology39 citations Open access
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The fast and the fractalous: speed and tortuosity trade off in running ants
M. Angilletta, T. Roth, R. Wilson, Amanda C. Niehaus +1 more
200738 citations Open access
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The thermochron: A truly miniature and inexpensive temperature-logger
M. Angilletta, Aaron R. Krochmal
200334 citations
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Is Parental Care the Key to Understanding Endothermy in Birds and Mammals?
M. Angilletta, M. Sears
2003American Naturalist33 citations
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A chromosome-level genome assembly for the eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus), a reptile model for physiological and evolutionary ecology
Aundrea K. Westfall, Rory S. Telemeco, M. B. Grizante, D. Waits +16 more
2020bioRxiv31 citations Open access
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Thermal adaptation of maternal and embryonic phenotypes in a geographically widespread ectotherm
M. Angilletta, C. Oufiero, M. Sears
200430 citations
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Countergradient variation in embryonic growth and development: do embryonic and juvenile performances trade off?
P. Niewiarowski, M. Angilletta
200829 citations
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Introduction to the symposium: responses of organisms to climate change: a synthetic approach to the role of thermal adaptation.
M. Sears, M. Angilletta
2011Integrative and Comparative Biology28 citations Open access
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Isopods Failed to Acclimate Their Thermal Sensitivity of Locomotor Performance during Predictable or Stochastic Cooling
Matthew S. Schuler, B. S. Cooper, Jonathan J. Storm, M. Sears +1 more
2011PLoS ONE28 citations Open access
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SEASONAL VARIATION IN REPRODUCTIVE EFFORT AND ITS EFFECT ON OFFSPRING SIZE IN THE LIZARD SCELOPORUS UNDULATUS
M. Angilletta, M. Sears
200126 citations
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Food consumption does not affect the preferred body temperature of Yarrow's spiny lizard (Sceloporus jarrovi)
Matthew S. Schuler, M. Sears, M. Angilletta
201125 citations
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