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0 °C with the lethal temperature for 50% survival being 23.5 °C (5.5 °C above ambient). Juveniles reared in 26 °C were smaller, suggesting application of the temperature size rule. Increased temperature (22-26 °C) perturbed pentamery with three, four, six and no-armed juveniles present, contrasting with the low level of non-pentamerous individuals ( less then 3%) in the cooler cultures and in nature (five populations surveyed). Despite the high thermal tolerance in premetamorphic stages, negative carry over effects were evident in the
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