Springer - Principles of Animal Biometeorology: 2 (Book)

Explore the complex relationship between animals and their surroundings with Principles of Animal Biometeorology: 2. Published by Springer, this text provides a detailed examination of the atmospheric environments where animals live. It is designed to help readers understand how organisms interact with their habitats through various thermal processes. The book focuses on the mechanisms of thermal energy exchange, specifically looking at radiative, convective, conductive, and evaporative processes. By covering these different methods, the text shows how to assess energy exchanges across various animal classes. A significant portion of the work is dedicated to understanding these biological and environmental processes within tropical climates. Whether you are studying animal physiology or environmental science, this book offers a comprehensive account of how thermal energy moves between an organism and its environment. It serves as a specialized resource for understanding the biological impact of atmospheric conditions on animal life.