It features Schmidt-Nielsen, one of the leading comparative physiologists of the 20th century, facing a camel as a tribute to his groundbreaking work studying animal physiology.

Here biologist Sarah Leupen, who teaches human and comparative animal physiology, explains the ins and outs of belly buttons. 1. Why do I even have a belly button?

He specialized in human and comparative animal physiology. He served as the Pre-Medical Program advisor for students interested in entering the medical field after graduation as well as served as an ...

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen, who helped create the modern field of comparative animal physiology, died of natural causes January 25 at his home in Durham, North Carolina. He was 91. "He was driven by an ...

Take classes in Animal Behavior, Vertebrate Biology, and Comparative Animal and Human Physiology. Then put it all to practice, whether with exotic animals at the John Ball Zoo, with farm animals at ...

Here biologist Sarah Leupen, who teaches human and comparative animal physiology, explains the ins and outs of belly buttons. 1. Why do I even have a belly button?

Then he took Dr. Susan Whittemore’s class, Comparative Animal Physiology. “She did a section on endocrine disrupting chemicals that immediately hooked me,” he said.

Clostridia are anaerobic, endospore-forming prokaryotes that include strains of importance to human and animal health and physiology, cellulose degradation, solvent production and bioremediation ...

The Journal of Comparative Physiology A presents original articles and short reviews that add to understanding of mechanisms of physiology, at the organismic, cellular or molecular levels of ...