Guido di Prisco

This book discusses organisms from bacteria and ciliates to higher vertebrates that live on polar continental shelves, slopes and deep sea. Discussion includes shrinking sea ice, and organisms adapted to cold climates that are now vulnerable to rapid warming.

This book offers insights on the effects of rapid climate change at the poles, one of which is that ecosystems adapted to polar environments are likely to be vulnerable as the climate warms. The editors recognize the outstanding contribution of Marine Biology.

This book is dedicated to Jonathan and Bea Wittenberg, giants in the field of haeme protein research. It provides the latest achievements and information in the structure, physiology, and evolution applied on dioxygen-binding and sensing proteins.

This book is dedicated to Jonathan and Bea Wittenberg, giants in the field of haeme protein research. It provides the latest achievements and information in the structure, physiology, and evolution applied on dioxygen-binding and sensing proteins.