Marine Mammal Physiology (CRC Marine Biology Series)
by Michael A. Castellini, Jo-Ann Mellish
Marine Mammal Physiology, from the CRC Marine Biology Series, offers a detailed exploration of the physiological adaptations of marine mammals. Authored by Michael A. Castellini and Jo-Ann Mellish, it examines how these animals manage the challenges of aquatic life, including deep diving and energy conservation. Ideal for biology enthusiasts and researchers seeking foundational knowledge in this specialized field.
About This Book
This book, part of the CRC Marine Biology Series, focuses on the physiological principles underlying marine mammal biology. It provides an in-depth examination of how these animals function in their unique oceanic habitats.
Authors Michael A. Castellini and Jo-Ann Mellish bring their expertise to cover key aspects of marine mammal physiology, emphasizing adaptations to diving, thermoregulation, and energy management.
The text serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in the biological mechanisms that support marine mammal survival and behavior.
Through a scientific lens, the book highlights the interplay between physiology and the marine environment, offering insights into the evolutionary successes of these species.
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