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Body size and shape responses to warming and resource competition

1. Body size is a fundamental trait that impacts many aspects of species biology and ecology. It is, in turn, influenced by a suite of environmental factors, and often de creases with warming. Although environmental conditions can also impact body shape, which is another functional trait that influences locomotion, resource ac quisition and potentially physiological processes, such responses are poorly un derstood and rarely quantified. We the and combined effects of environmen tal temperature, resource level and interspecific competition on the body shape and size responses of two model protist species. We also tested the which these individual- level phenotypic are