What body temperature patterns reveal about the functioning of large free-living mammals (#280)

10:20 AM

Andrea Fuller

S3: Wild ecophysiology: How free living mammals work (1/3)

How can we better assess the cardiopulmonary function of large free-living mammals? (#710)

12:30 PM

Adian S Izwan

Poster session presentations Thursday- Friday

Kalahari aardvarks on the edge: drought-induced resource deficiency may compromise aardvark survival under climate change (#209)

1:40 PM

Nora M Weyer

Open Session: CS6 MR6

The daily rhythmicity of core body temperature provides an index of performance in free-living mammals (#308)

11:30 AM

Shane Maloney

S3: Wild ecophysiology: How free living mammals work (2/3)

Body water conservation through selective brain cooling by the carotid rete: A physiological feature for surviving climate change? (#351)

1:50 PM

W. Maartin Strauss

S3: Wild ecophysiology: How free living mammals work (3/3) & 1 open session presentation

Body temperature and activity patterns reveal that free-living cheetahs are opportunistic hunters (#309)

11:50 AM

Robyn S Hetem

S3: Wild ecophysiology: How free living mammals work (2/3)

Thermal physiology concepts revisited: Misconceptions in predicting mammalian responses to climate change (#272)

9:00 AM

Emeritus Professor Duncan Mitchell

Plenary Speaker - Duncan Mitchell