Roger S. Seymour
Summary
PhD in Zoology supervised by George Bartholomew in 1972 at UCLA. Postdoc at Monash University followed by a permanent position at the University of Adelaide, Australia. DSc 1999. Personal chair 2001. Alexander von Humboldt-Foundation - Fellowship 1985, Forschungspreis 2006.
Interests: exchanges between organisms and environments, with a broadly based comparative and evolutionary approach. Respiration, metabolism, energetics and thermoregulation, including plants, insects and archosaurs.
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Biophysics Cardiology Developmental Biology Paleontology Respiratory Medicine Zoology
Work details
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Vertebrate blood cell volume increases with temperature: implications for aerobic activity