Animal Physiology: An Environmental Perspective
by Patrick J. Butler, J. Anne Brown, D. George Stephenson, John R. Speakman
This textbook explores how animals adapt physiologically to environmental challenges, integrating physiology and ecology for students and researchers.
About This Book
Animal Physiology: An Environmental Perspective examines the physiological adaptations that enable animals to survive and thrive in diverse environments.
The text integrates principles from physiology and ecology to explain how animals respond to environmental stressors.
Authored by leading experts, the book provides a scientific foundation for understanding animal function in natural settings.
It is designed for students and researchers seeking a broad perspective on environmental physiology.
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