About The Group
The Evolutionary Physiology group is led by Dr Craig White at Monash University. Craig is Associate Dean Research in the Faculty of Science, and a Professor in the School of Biological Sciences.
The group includes postdocs, PhD students, honours students, and undergraduate researchers. Anyone interested in collaborating with us or joining the group as a postdoc or student can contact Craig to discuss the options available.
Contact: craig.white@monash.edu
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Discontinuous gas exchange in insects: Is it all in their heads?
Phil Matthews’ latest research, available online in The American Naturalist, proposes a new Neural Hypothesis for discontinuous gas exchange in insects. This hypothesis suggests that discontinuous gas exchange results from the thoracic and abdominal ganglia regulating ventilation in the absence of … Continue reading
Will cormorants benefit from a warming Arctic?
A new paper, accepted this week for publication in Ibis, examines the relationship between sea surface temperature and rates of population change of great cormorants that breed near Disko Island, Greenland. Cormorant populations in this area increase in size when sea … Continue reading
White Lab at SEB 2010
Research conducted in the White lab was presented in 5 talks and 4 posters at the Society for Experimental Biology Annual Main Meeting in Prague. The meeting was attended by Craig White, Philip Matthews, and Natalie Schimpf.
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