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J. F. Harrison

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Body mass and growth rates predict protein intake across animals

S. Talal, J. F. Harrison, R. Farington, J. P. Youngblood, H. E. Medina, R. Overson, A. Cease

The paper shows that body mass and growth rates predict protein intake across animals, revealing a hypometric scaling rule for protein consumption.

bioRxiv · Jun 20, 2023Ecology

Isometric Spiracular Scaling in Scarab Beetles: Implications for Diffusive and Advective Oxygen Transport

J. M. Wagner, C. J. Klok, M. E. Duell, J. Socha, G. Cao, H. Gong, J. F. Harrison

This study examines the scaling of spiracles in scarab beetles, finding that diffusive capacities scale isometrically but require higher oxygen gradients in larger species, while advective capacities match respiratory demands during activity.

bioRxiv · Apr 6, 2022Physiology