Narrow thermal tolerance and low dispersal drive higher speciation in tropical mountains
Nicholas R. Polato(Cornell University), Kelly R. Zamudio(Cornell University), Miranda M. Gray(Cornell University), Cameron K. Ghalambor(Colorado State University), Alexander S. Flecker(Cornell University), Boris C. Kondratieff(Colorado State University), Mark P. Simmons(Colorado State University), Antoine Barthelet(Cornell University), Andrea C. Encalada(Charles Darwin Foundation), Kayce L. Casner(Colorado State University), Steven A. Thomas(University of Pennsylvania), N. LeRoy Poff(University of Canberra), W. Chris Funk(Colorado State University), Brian A. Gill(Colorado State University), Juan M. Guayasamin(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Philipp W. Messer(Cornell University), Alisha A. Shah(Colorado State University)
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