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Development, Enviornment, and Physiology: A
Synthesis

Volume I.

Section
I. Introduction

The Utility of Developmental
Biology in Environmental Science

Ben Dubansky, Warren Burggren

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

[email-masked]

Section
II. Plasticity in Developmental Time and Space

Chapter 1

Active and Passive Responses to
the Environment in Developing Animals: Costs and Benefits

Berndt Pelster

[email-masked]

University of Innsbruck,
Institute of Zoology, Innsbruck, Austria

Chapter 2

Epigenetics in Environmental
Developmental Physiology

David Crews

[email-masked]

University of Texas, Department
of Integrative Biology, Austin,TX, USA

Chapter 3

Developmental Windows

Casey Mueller

[email-masked]

McMaster University, Department
of Biology, Hamilton, ON, Canada

Chapter 4

Developmental Plasticity and
Heterokairy

John Spicer

[email-masked]

University of Plymouth, Marine
Biology and Ecology Research Centre, Devon, UK

Chapter 5

Case Study: Larval Development
in Fishes.

Collin Brauner

[email-masked]

University of British Colombia,
Department of Zoology, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Section
II. Experimental Approaches

Chapter 6

The Opportunities and
Limitations of Laboratory versus Field Approaches

Martin Grossel

[email-masked]

University of Miami, Rosenstiel
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Miami, FL, USA

Chapter 7

Adverse Outcome Pathways and
Systems Integration

Aaron Roberts

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

Chapter 8

Multivariate Experimental
Designs in Environmental Developmental Physiology

Pending

Chapter 10

Emerging Data Bases and Data
Management Plans

James Gibeaut

[email-masked]

Texas A&M University,
Department of Physical & Enviornmental Sciences, Corpus Christi, TX, USA

Chapter 11

Case Study: Research Consortia
and the Art of Collaboration in Developmental Biology

Pending

Section
IV. Insights into Developmental Biology

Chapter 12

Extrapolating Population-level
Impacts of Environmental Transformation

Morgan Kelly

[email-masked]

Louisiana State University,
Department of Biological Sciences, Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Chapter 13

The Genomics Age and Beyond

Pending

Chapter 14

The Modern Synthesis and Soft
Inheritance

Thomas Dickens

[email-masked]

University of East London,
Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science, London, England

Chapter 15

The Physical Science of
Environmental Biology – Contributions from Forensic Science

Guido Verbeck

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Chemistry, Denton, TX, USA

Chapter 16

Case Study: Acquired Resistance
to PAHs in Fish Populations

Rich DiGuilio

[email-masked]

Duke University, Nicholas School
of the Enviornment, Durham, NC, USA

Section
V. Conclusion

A Synthesis - Development in a
Changing World

Ben Dubansky, Warren Burggren

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

[email-masked]

Development,
Enviornment, and Physiology: A Synthesis

Volume II.

Section
I. Introduction

Current Trends and Perspectives
in Environmental Developmental Physiology

Ben Dubansky, Warren Burggren

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

[email-masked]

Section II. Multiple Enviornmental Stressors,
Their Interactions, and the Complex Responses They Invoke

Chapter 1

Multiple Stressor Interactions

Fernando Galvez

[email-masked]

Louisiana State University,
Department of Biological Sciences, Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Chapter 2

Multiple System
Interactions

Sylvia Branum and Warren Burggren

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

Chapter 3

Responding to Environmental
Challenges with Integrated Responses from
Molecular to the Population Levels

Ken Storey

[email-masked]

Carleton University, Institute
of Biochemistry, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Chapter 4

Case Study: Developmental
Physiology at High Altitude

Joseph Vincent

[email-masked]

Laval University, Department of
Pediatrics, Laval, QC, Canada

Section
III. Developmental Challenges

Chapter 5

The Long List of Emerging
Challenges

Daniel Schlenk

[email-masked]

University of California,
Riverside, Department of Environmental Science, Riverside, CA, USA

Chapter 6

The Interaction of Environment
and Chronological and Developmental Time

Ben Dubansky

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

Chapter 7

The Implications of the Ontogeny
of Immunity

Charles D. Rice

[email-masked]

Clemson University, Department
of Biological Sciences, Clemson, SC, USA

Chapter 8

The Impacts of Individual
Fitness and Reproductive Success and Failure on Populations

Keith R. Cooper

[email-masked]

Rutgers University, Department
of Biochemistry and Microbiology, New Brunswick, NJ, USA

Chapter 9

Toxicity in Aquatic Environments
– The Cocktail Effect

Pending

Chapter 10

Case Study: The 2010 Gulf Oil
Spill

John Incardona and Nat Scholz

[email-masked]

National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Seattle, WA, USAS

Section
IV. Human Health Impacts

Chapter 11

The Embryo and It’s Environment
– In utero Toxicity and
Physiological Outcomes

Damian Hutter

[email-masked]

University Children's Hopsital
of Bern, Department of Cardiology, Bern, Switzerland.

Chapter 12

Developmental Neurotoxicology in
Children

Pending

Chapter 13

Transgenerational Transfer of
the Response to Environmental Stress

Rachel Yehuda

[email-masked]

Icahn School of Medicine at
Mount Sinai Hospital, Department of Pschiatry, Traumatic Stress Studies
Division, New York, NY, USA

Chapter 14

Case Study:  Prenatal Exposure to Environmental Toxins

Pending

Section
V. Conclusion

A Synthesis - Development in a
Changing World

Ben Dubansky, Warren Burggren

[email-masked]

University of North Texas,
Department of Biological Sciences, Denton, TX, USA

[email-masked]