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e regional plasticity of each population of tambaqui in dealing with upcoming climate changes. Most predictions of how populations and species of ectotherms will respond to global warming are based on estimates of the temperature at which organisms lose motor control (i.e., CTmax - the Critical Thermal Maximum). Here, we describe a non-lethal protocol and ethograms to estimate the relative tolerance of amphibians to increasing temperatures. These methods-suitable for field or laboratory conditions-are replicable, inexpensive and applic
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