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Physiological Adaptation

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Evolution and adaptation of terrestial arthropods

John Leonard Cloudsley-Thompson

1988

Human evolution

Bernard Campbell

1974

Toward a theory of neuroplasticity

Christopher A. Shaw

2001

Origin and evolution of viruses

Esteban Domingo

2008

Spinal cord injury

Sara Palmer

2000

Environmental physiology of animals

Pat Willmer

2005

Surviving the Extremes

Kenneth Kamler

2004

Adaptation to altitude-hypoxia in vertebrates

Pierre Bouverot

1985

Going higher

Charles S. Houston

1987

Neuromechanics of human movement

Roger M. Enoka

2001

Animal physiology

F. Reed Hainsworth

1981

Oxygen sensing

Gregg L. Semenza, Sukhamay Lahiri

2003

Spinal cord injury

Sara Palmer

2008

Adaptation to life

George E. Vaillant

1977

Advances in Genetics

John G. Scandalios

1990

Coping with stress in a changing world

Richard Blonna

2000

Adaptation nursing

Brooke Randell

1982

High altitude

Thomas F. Hornbein

2001

Environmental physiology

D. Robertshaw

1974

Physiological bases of human performance during work and exercise

2008

Environmental physiology

N. Balfour Slonim

1974

Why geese don't get obese (and we do)

Eric P. Widmaier

1998

Catecholamine Function in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

M. Michele Murburg

1994

Physiology of man in the desert

Edward F. Adolph

1969

Man in adaptation

Yehudi A. Cohen

1968

Why we get sick

Randolph M. Nesse

1995

Adaptive evolution of genes and genomes

Austin L. Hughes

1999

The Dependent Gene

David S. Moore

2002

Effects of high altitude on human birth

Jean McClung

1969

Man and his thermal environment

R. P. Clark

1985

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