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Adaptation (Physiology)

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Adaptation to altitude-hypoxia in vertebrates

Pierre Bouverot

1985

Neuromechanics of human movement

Roger M. Enoka

2001

Evolution and healing

Randolph M. Nesse, George C. Williams

1995

Animal physiology

F. Reed Hainsworth

1981

Advances in Genetics

John G. Scandalios

1990

Adaptation nursing

Brooke Randell

1982

High altitude

Thomas F. Hornbein

2001

Why we get sick

Randolph M. Nesse

1995

Adaptive evolution of genes and genomes

Austin L. Hughes

1999

Evolutionary physiological ecology

Peter Calow

1987

Keeping warm, keeping cool

Joan Elma Rahn

1983

Animals and their adaptations

Kate Boehm Jerome

2006

Living in a world transformed

Hubert Dolezal

1982

Environmental stress, adaptation, and evolution

V. Loeschcke

1997

Physiology and biochemistry of extremophiles

Charles Gerday

2007

Bacterial stress responses

Gisela Storz, Regine Hengge-Aronis

2000

Keeping cool

Burton, Jane.

1989

Human adaptability

Emilio F Moran

2000

Functional Metabolism

Kenneth B. Storey

2004

Beyond our limits

Cooper, Wendy.

1982

Environmental physiology of animals

A. G. Macdonald, J. Bligh

1976

Environmental and metabolic animal physiology

C. Ladd Prosser

1991

Animals and Temperature

Ian A. Johnston

1996

Artificial Gravity

Angie Bukley, Gilles Clément

2007

The stress of life

Hans Selye, Hans SELYE

1956

Protein adaptation in extremophiles

2008

Perception and performance under water

John Adolfson

1974

Secrets of animal survival

National Geographic Society

1983

The evolution of obesity

Michael L. Power

2009

Comparative physiology of animals

Richard W. Hill

1976

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