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Ahead of the (thermal) curve (with Ray Huey)
Physiology, Biology, Climate Science and podcast with Ray Huey
Big Biology, Episode 122, Hosted by Marty Martin and Art Woods
About
Ray Huey discusses how thermal physiology informs understanding of organisms and climate change. The conversation traces his work on lizards, research on mountaineering and survival at altitude, and approaches to scientific writing. It also considers graduate training and the development of a research career in ecology and evolution.
Topics
thermal physiologyclimate changelizardsmountaineeringsurvival at altitudescientific writinggraduate trainingresearch careerecology and evolution
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