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Conservation Physiology|March 20, 2020
The carnivorous digestive system and bamboo diet of giant pandas may shape their low gut bacterial diversityWei Guo, Yinfeng Chen, Chengdong Wang, et al.Conservation Physiology|February 4, 2020
Raging elephants: effects of human disturbance on physiological stress and reproductive potential in wild Asian elephantsRuchun Tang, Wenwen Li, Di Zhu, et al.Conservation Physiology|April 8, 2020
Combined stress of ocean acidification and warming influence survival and drives differential gene expression patterns in the Antarctic pteropod, Limacina helicina antarcticaKevin M Johnson, Gretchen E HofmannConservation Physiology|April 8, 2020
Effects of laboratory salmon louse infection on osmoregulation, growth and survival in Atlantic salmonPer Gunnar Fjelldal, Tom J Hansen, Ørjan KarlsenConservation Physiology|January 25, 2020
The impacts of climate change on the biomechanics of animals: Themed Issue Article: Biomechanics and Climate ChangePaolo Domenici, Frank SeebacherConservation Physiology|December 5, 2019
Hypoxia during incubation does not affect aerobic performance or haematology of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) when re-exposed in later lifeAndrew T Wood, Sarah J Andrewartha, Nicholas G Elliott, et al.Conservation Physiology|December 6, 2019
Analysing tropical elasmobranch blood samples in the field: blood stability during storage and validation of the HemoCue® haemoglobin analyserGail D Schwieterman, Ian A Bouyoucos, Kristy Potgieter, et al.Conservation Physiology|September 30, 2020
Physiological condition of Eastern Baltic cod, Gadus morhua, infected with the parasitic nematode Contracaecum osculatumMarie Plambech Ryberg, Peter V Skov, Niccolò Vendramin, et al.Conservation Physiology|October 5, 2020
Seasonal dynamics of parasitism and stress physiology in wild giant pandasWenliang Zhou, Kai Gao, Yingjie Ma, et al.Conservation Physiology|October 2, 2020
In situ and low-cost monitoring of particles falling from freshwater animals: from microplastics to parasitesKarel Douda, Felipe Escobar-Calderón, Barbora Vodáková, et al.Pageof 113