Abstract
Williams et al. (e00530-22) investigated how animals respond to local shifts in temperature and moisture. The team reports changes in the microbiomes of wild lizards in response to drought but not to short-term warming. These finding suggest that the animals are sensitive to sustained climate anomalies.
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