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. 2020 Jan 29;10(3):1648–1665. doi: 10.1002/ece3.6022

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Distributions of optimal plasticity (a, b) and temperature (c–g) values across all 4km x 4km sites in the United States. Histograms of optimal (a) precipitation transgenerational plasticity value (T), (b) precipitation multigeneration persistence (G), (c) temperature spring (early season) → spring (early season) transgenerational plasticity (m _EE), (d) temperature spring (early season) → summer (late season) transgenerational plasticity (m _EL), (e) temperature summer (late season) → spring (early season) transgenerational plasticity (m _LE), (f) temperature summer (late season) → summer (late season) transgenerational plasticity (m _LL), and within‐generation temperature plasticity (W)