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Cellular Mechanisms Underlying Natural Tolerance to Low Oxygen Tension and Extended Fasting in Elephant Seals
Marine mammals exhibit numerous physiological adaptations that supported their return to the ocean. At the broadest scale, these adaptations modulate organismal energetics. Chief among these are modifications to oxygen storage and utilization, as well as metabolic adaptations that enable spatial and
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