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3%-78.2%) during the period and were associated with year-to-year increases in the frequency of XX-males (7.3%-52.0%) and decreases in XY/YY-females (14.5%-0%). The breeding season had similar length but was delayed by about 1 month per year between 2014 and 2016, causing larvae to experience higher temperatures during the period of **** determination from year to year. Larval rearing experiments confirmed increased likelihood of feminization and masculinization at low and high temperatures, respectively. The results suggest that cobaltc
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