Physiological and biochemical adaptations
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This cluster of papers explores the metabolic theory of ecology and the impacts of climate change on organisms, focusing on topics such as metabolic rate, temperature effects, physiological adaptation, thermal tolerance, and evolutionary responses to environmental stressors.
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metabolic rate; thermal acclimation; hibernation; thermal adaptation; ectotherms; intertidal temperature; diapause; critical thermal maximum; hypoxia tolerance; fish physiology; comparative physiology; standard metabolic rate; Q10; behavioral thermoregulation; thermal preference; acclimation; torpor; fish respiration; evaporative water loss; endothermy; aerobic scope; metabolic depression; fish metabolism; aestivation; thermal physiology
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Morton address: 36240488521418359 · morton4x16-v1
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