Christopher Friesen

Lecturer (Level B, Step 5)

University of Wollongong

Australia

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Dr. Christopher Friesen is a Lecturer (Level B, Step 5) at the University of Wollongong, Australia. His research focuses on evolutionary biology and the physiological responses of ectothermic animals, particularly in relation to thermal effects, reproductive biology, and telomere dynamics. Recent publications include studies on individual variation in thermal plasticity, the impact of exercise training on lizard physiology, and insights into sperm competition among squamate reptiles.

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Mats Olsson

Professor

University of Gothenburg

SWEDEN

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Megan Higgie

James Cook University

AUSTRALIA

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Erik Wapstra

Associate Dean Research and Professor of Evolutionary Ecology

University of Tasmania

AUSTRALIA

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Heather Waye

University of Minnesota Morris

UNITED STATES

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Christopher Friesen

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Of telomeres and temperature: Measuring thermal effects on telomeres in ectothermic animals

Dehydrated males are less likely to dive into the mating pool

Invited review: Thermal effects on oxidative stress in vertebrate ectotherms

Exercise training has morph-specific effects on telomere, body condition and growth dynamics in a color-polymorphic lizard

Individual variation in thermal plasticity and its impact on mass‐scaling

Postcopulatory sexual selection as a driver of sex- and population-specific kidney mass in garter snakes?

Australian lizards are outstanding models for reproductive biology research

Covariation in superoxide, sperm telomere length and sperm velocity in a polymorphic reptile

Sperm competition in squamate reptiles: Sperm competition in lizards and snakes

Sperm telomere length correlates with blood telomeres and body size in red-sided garter snakes, Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

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Mats Olsson

Megan Higgie

Erik Wapstra

Heather Waye

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