Diving and Asphyxia

Explore the fascinating world of vertebrate physiology with Diving and Asphyxia by Robert Elsner, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This insightful book delves into the comparative physiological adaptations of various vertebrate animals, particularly mammals, in response to the cessation of breathing. Originally printed in 1983, it highlights groundbreaking research and discoveries in the field, particularly among species inhabiting aquatic environments. With 180 pages of engaging content, this paperback edition serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in physiology, deep diving, and the unique adaptations of life in extreme conditions. Discover how these remarkable creatures thrive in their environments and the advances in research that shed light on their survival strategies. Perfect for students, researchers, and enthusiasts alike, Diving and Asphyxia promises to deepen your understanding of life beneath the surface.