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plastic floors and concrete ceilings: a standalone construct

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Ecophysiology

the pattern that warm acclimation readily raises an animal's baseline physiological demands while its upper physiological limits barely shift.

In ecophysiology, plastic floors and concrete ceilings refers to the pattern that warm acclimation readily raises an animal's baseline physiological demands while its upper physiological limits barely shift. This meaning comes from Sandblom (2016) in Nature Communications.[1]

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References

Sandblom, E., Clark, T. D., Gräns, A., Ekström, A., Brijs, J., Sundström, L. F., Odelström, A., Adill, A., Aho, T., & Jutfelt, F. (2016). Physiological constraints to climate warming in fish follow principles of plastic floors and concrete ceilings. Nature Communications, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/ncomms11447

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