Fig. 5.

Relationship between trait mismatch and eco‐evolutionary dynamics. (A) Trait mismatch is the difference between optimal and average potential incoming trait values, and is affected by network type and openness. Results are shown for initial temperature conditions in the regular (filled circle) and random (open circle) dispersal networks. (B) Greater degrees of local adaptation (measured as final trait standard deviation across the network) and (C) higher mean abundance were associated with lower levels of trait mismatch. Filled and open circles are results from regular and random network configurations, respectively. Line colors are different values of genetic variance (V): V = 0 (red), V = 0.07 (orange), V = 0.1 (green), and V = 0.2 (blue).