Biology
Queen's UniversityAnimal Physiology
The Animal Physiology group in the Department of Biology has broad interests in neural, visual, muscular, cardiovascular and reproductive physiology. We emphasize an integrative approach to physiological questions, incorporating molecular, cellular and whole animal analyses where appropriate. Common themes in our research include the physiological impact of environmental stress and the evolution of physiology.
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Behavioural Endocrinology & Environmental Physiology |
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Visual Neurobiology & Behaviour |
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Fish Toxicology |
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Molecular physiology |
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Integrative neurobiology/ neural control of insect flight |
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Fish physiology |
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Environmental Physiology |
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