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Professor Frank Seebacher's research focuses on evolutionary ecological physiology, with an emphasis on how animals respond to changing environments. His areas of interest include physiological ecology, evolutionary physiology, thermal biology, heat transfer, ectothermy, endothermy, cardiac function, heart rate, as well as studies involving reptiles, crocodilians, and even dinosaurs. His work aligns with the Faculty of Science's research strengths, delving into fundamental laws of nature and understanding life on Earth. Seebacher has successfully led various research projects investigating the ecological impacts of environmental stressors, epigenetic influences on resilience to climate change, and physiological adaptations in animal groups. He is involved in numerous significant grants, indicating a productive career dedicated to enhancing our understanding of physiological mechanisms in biodiversity.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Leading the Evolutionary Ecology Physiology Lab with a focus on the responses of animals to changing environments.
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