Lauren Chapman, McGill University
Biology
Professor
Montreal, Quebec
lauren.chapman@mcgill.ca
Office:
(514) 398-6431
Expert In
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Exploring the ecological and evolutionary consequences of respiratory strategies in fish and the role of oxygen-scarce waters in the maintenance, loss, and recovery of aquatic biodiversity.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research is advancing our understandin...
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Exploring the ecological and evolutionary consequences of respiratory strategies in fish and the role of oxygen-scarce waters in the maintenance, loss, and recovery of aquatic biodiversity.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research is advancing our understandin...
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Exploring the ecological and evolutionary consequences of respiratory strategies in fish and the role of oxygen-scarce waters in the maintenance, loss, and recovery of aquatic biodiversity.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research is advancing our understanding of the ecological and evolutionary response to hypoxic stress in fish, as well as of the interaction of hypoxia with other environmental stressors (such as introduced species) and the value of wetlands in the maintenance of fish faunal structure and diversity.
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Exploring the ecological and evolutionary consequences of respiratory strategies in fish and the role of oxygen-scarce waters in the maintenance, loss, and recovery of aquatic biodiversity.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research is advancing our understanding of the ecological and evolutionary response to hypoxic stress in fish, as well as of the interaction of hypoxia with other environmental stressors (such as introduced species) and the value of wetlands in the maintenance of fish faunal structure and diversity.
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