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This project investigates how freshwater fish adapt to warming environments by examining the thermal sensitivity of mitochondrial efficiency. It aims to understand evolutionary potential in natural populations, providing insights into climate change responses and conservation strategies.
The world is undergoing rapid environmental change, and organisms are growing up in environments very different to those in which they evolved.
Predicting how organisms will cope with this unprecedented scale of change is a key priority of biological research.
The proposed work will be a significant advance to the field by measuring the evolutionary potential of developmental thermal physiology across natural populations, testing an underlying mechanism mediating adaptation to a warmer climate:…
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Australia, Sydney
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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