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Genomic and eco-physiological mechanisms of hypoxia resistance in mountain hummingbirds

Organization University of WyomingLocation LARAMIE, United StatesPosted 15 Dec 2025Deadline 30 Nov 2029
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationWY
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High-elevation environments are defined by thin air and biting cold that demand exceptional physiological resilience. Understanding how organisms acclimatize and adapt to these challenges is key to uncovering how they will respond to future environmental conditions. This study will examine how different populations of two species of mountain…

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