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Dr. Ed Dzialowski teaches classes in biology and animal physiology.

Dr. Dzialowski's research interests include developmental physiology of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

Degrees:

• Doctor of Philosophy in control of heat exchange in reptiles by distributing blood flow to the limbs and torso, Drexel University
• Master of Science in physiological control of heat exchange in lizards, Drexel University
• Bachelor of Arts in biology, Kalamazoo College

Experience:

Dzialowski's specific research projects are in the following topics:

• physiological ecology of reptiles, amphibians and birds
• physiological responses to environmental stress and toxins
• thermal biology of reptiles

Publications:

The following are the most recent publications of Dzialowski's:

• Physiological effects and bioconcentration of triclosan on amphibian larvae. (2010)
• Autonomic control of heart rate and its variability during normoxia and hypoxia in emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) hatchlings. (2010).
• Effects of hypoxic and hyperoxic incubation on the reactivity of the chicken embryo (Gallus gallus) ductus arteriosi in response to catecholamines and oxygen. (2009).