Incorporating environmental variability into physiological experiments: rationale and resources

Our understanding of how environmental variability shapes animal physiology and behaviour is rapidly evolving. This is largely facilitated by a new wave of physiology research that has embraced environmental variability by simulating real-world conditions in experimental designs. While the move away from classical static holding conditions offers promising insights into environmental physiology, it can also be logistically challenging, time-intensive and expensive. Here, we review when and where