Evolution & Eco-Physiology of Wetland Animals
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What allows organisms to adapt to some habitats but not others? Uncovering the factors that structure species’ ecological limits is central to understanding the formation of biological diversity and to predicting responses on our changing planet. Although much research on ecological limits has assessed the physiological tolerances that permit growth and survival, existing in a habitat also requires that species successfully mate and reproduce. Our lab  studies how species’ ecological limits and responses to global change are shaped by the physiology of mating and reproduction.

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click here to learn about mating & species' climatic limits
Click here to learn about reproductive development & ecological constraints
Click here to learn about elevational limits and the aerobic demands of mating
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