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(Biogeography, What outcome am I looking for?, Habitat Change, Plasticity,…

- - - - Are future predictions accurate enough?
      - Do I have the palaeo data for this?
    - - Define temp range/tolerance of past and current species
        
        Year to year variability, and also season to season variability
        
        Need future predictions for different parts of the planet. Latitudes? Latitude and longitude grid/regions? Continents? How to split up land mass?
        
        Need to do some climate research and define categories of temperature zones.
        
        Consider thermal tolerance of different life stages - larvae often longest stage
        
        Can we estimate past species tolerance?
        
        Need to research how accurate we can be about past climate annual temp variation
        
        Also rate of change
      - Somehow include dispersal
      - Track thermal tolerance evolution vs rate of climate change
        
        Track by range size?
        
        Can we track thermal tolerance evolution?
      - Analyse for different families, different habitats, different latitudes
      - Research thermal tolerance
        
        Find species with narrow and wide temperature tolerance
        
        Include temperate and tropical species?
        
        Maybe have 9 categories: high medium and low mean temp and wide, medium and narrow temp range?
- - - - Current methods, past Dytiscid work
      - Alternative methods, how to minimise problems
      - Fossils vs phylogenetics
    - - Alternative methods
      - Dytiscidae Biogeography
    - - Define topic
        
        Studying the biogeographical history of Dytiscidae to look for correlations between diversification and climate.
      - Motives
        
        Lack of survey data, unprecedented situation, scope to use for more families/orders
      - Explain sequence of review
      - Scope of review
    - - Previous trees: completeness and dating
      - Why Dytiscidae?
        
        Look at model species review, mention prior biogeography/thermal tolerance work.