“A 2026 Nature Communications global meta-analysis found lower thermal metabolic responses in aquatic than terrestrial invertebrates and forecast metabolic-rate increases of up to 26.6% in aquatic and 43.9% in terrestrial invertebrates under CMIP5-RCP2.6.”

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Checked in Galedra: score 0.98, leans supported · not yet reviewed by anyone else “A 2026 Nature Communications global meta-analysis found lower thermal metabolic responses in aquatic than terrestrial invertebrates and forecast metabolic-rate increases of up to 26.6% in aquatic and…” https://galedra.org/investigations/01a0ea65-d500-7689-838c-dd21cd65e582

“A 2026 global meta-analysis reported that invertebrates from aquatic ecosystems exhibit a lower metabolic response to temperature than invertebrates from terrestrial ecosystems.”

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“Under the CMIP5-RCP2.6 climate-change scenario, the study forecast metabolic-rate increases of up to 26.6% in aquatic invertebrates and 43.9% in terrestrial invertebrates.”

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