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Brain Barnes

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Type
Scientist
Organization
University of Alaska Fairbanks, Institute of Arctic Biology
Description

Physiological ecology and endocrinology of hibernating mammals; biological rhythms and sleep; overwintering biology of animals including insects. We work in field and laboratory settings investigating behavioral and physiological mechanisms by which animals cope with high latitude winter and summer environments.

Geography
Arctic
Alaska
Website
http://people.iab.uaf.edu/brian_barnes

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