We study ecophysiology in the Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine at the University of Glasgow. Our research focuses on how relationships between physiology and behaviour affect the ecology of animals and especially how they find food and avoid predators. We also study how animals adjust their behaviour and physiology to cope with environmental change.
We mainly work with fish, but our research questions and conclusions can often be applied to any type of animal. Our focus on fish has lead to work in a number of marine and freshwater systems, examining fundamental questions in biology and also more applied issues in fisheries conservation.
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RT @CalumSCampbell: Our paper disc. the potential of #evo_devo to aid #conservation biology is officially out now in @Trends_Ecol_Evo… https://t.co/Vh87RCegZj
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Awesome new #karatekid inspired lab t-shirts, designed by @DwyerFish! #cobrakai #daniorerio #sweeptheleg @racz_zfish https://t.co/bigtgCVhaN
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Our #OA new paper @AnimalEcology: social forces supersede O2 demand to drive air-breathing in catfish… https://t.co/Aa69f58VIo
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RT @shaunkillen: Our #OA new paper @AnimalEcology: social forces supersede O2 demand to drive air-breathing in catfish… https://t.co/Aa69f58VIo -
RT @C_Adams1758: New paper : free download @CalumSCampbell @sceneUofG @KevParInRain @GlasgowUniFish @ProfColinBean… https://t.co/qPtREYGps7
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RT @shaunkillen: .@CraigPurchase with cool talk @IBAHCM about environmental effects on fish sperm performance. @GlasgowUniFish https://t.co/8rf4HaEijV
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RT @IBAHCM: We've been lucky to have our international #ZELS collaborators with us all this week. Karibu! https://t.co/xE1O4IWUWm