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George Brusch

California State University, San Marcos

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California State University, San Marcos

College Of Science And Mathematics

Department Of Biological Sciences

College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Department Of Biological Sciences

Office For Training Research, And Education In The Sciences

NoneGeorge Brusch is currently serving as a California State University, San Marcos faculty at California State University, San Marcos.

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California State University, San Marcos

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ecology biology animal ecology zoology fitness evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology animal behavior behavioral ecology evolutionary biology extreme environments morphology (biology) embryology reproductive biology adaptation environmental science climate change avian biology reproductive science functional ecology ecophysiology squamate reptiles marine biology numerical simulations reproductive health reproductive medicine ecology evolution ecological monograph mammalian biology mammalogy spatial ecology water balance water availability comparative endocrinology reproductive physiology experimental biology invasive species ecosystem interactions environmental biology invasion biology environmental stress physiological plasticity behavioral plasticity common lizards geographic variation nocturnal warming testosterone levels male rattlesnakes long distance translocation cold-adapted ectotherm changing world thermal conditions water constraints coqui change behavior female coqui coqui frog physiological mechanisms underlie phenotypic responses

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Are the Kids Alright? Dehydration and High Temperatures During Pregnancy Impact Offspring Physiology, Morphology, and Survival in a Cold-Adapted Lizard. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

extreme environmentsanimal behaviorembryologymorphology (biology)human biologymammalogypediatricszoologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyadaptationmammalian biologybiologyevolutionary biologyanimal ecologyfitnessbehavioral ecology

Identifying the Physiological Mechanisms That Underlie Phenotypic Responses to Rapid Environmental Change. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

physiological plasticitybehavioral plasticityecophysiologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyphysiological mechanismsrapid environmental changeunderlie phenotypic responsesenvironmental stressfunctional ecologyecologyadaptation

Corticosterone and Immune Responses to Dehydration in Squamate Reptiles. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Karla T. MoellerJacqueline A. BrashearsScott DaviesGuillaume DemareGeoffrey D. SmithGeorge A. Brusch IVRichard K. SimpsonDale F. DeNardo

squamate reptilesbiologyimmune responsesexperimental biology

Ecological Responses of Squamate Reptiles to Nocturnal Warming. Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2023)

Alexis RutschmannConstant PerryJean‐François Le GalliardAndréaz DupouéOlivier LourdaisMichaël GuillonGeorge BruschJulien CoteMurielle RichardJean ClobertDonald B. Miles

squamate reptilesecologynocturnal warminganimal ecologyclimate change

Invading Nonnative Frogs Use Different Microhabitats and Change Physiology Along an Elevation Gradient. Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A Ecological and Integrative Physiology (2023)

Jack R. MarchettiSusannah S. FrenchEmily E. VirginErin L. LewisKwanho C. KiLayne O. SermersheimGeorge A. BruschKaren H. Beard

animal ecologyecophysiologyenvironmental biologyinvasion biologyecosystem interactionsfemale coquibiologyecology and evolutionary biologyzoologybiological invasionscoqui frogcoqui change behaviorecologyecosystemsinvasive speciescommunity (ecology)

Prey Consumption Does Not Restore Hydration State but Mitigates the Energetic Costs of Water Deprivation in an Insectivorous Lizard. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

extreme environmentsecological monographecologyanimal behaviorcoevolutionecology evolutionaquatic ecosystemszoologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybiologyconservation biologyevolutionary biologyfunctional ecologyanimal ecologyfitnessbehavioral ecology

Reproducing in a Changing World: Combined Effects of Thermal Conditions by Day and Night and of Water Constraints During Pregnancy in a Cold‐Adapted Ectotherm. Oikos (2022)

George A. BruschJean‐François Le GalliardRobin VitonRodrigo S. B. GaviraJean ClobertOlivier Lourdais

extreme environmentsnumerical simulationsreproductive physiologythermal conditionswater constraintschanging worldreproductive biologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changecold-adapted ectothermadaptation

Additive Effects of Temperature and Water Availability on Pregnancy in a Viviparous Lizard. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

gynecologyfertilityreproductive scienceanimal behaviormorphology (biology)maternal healthzoologyreproductive medicinebiologyreproductive endocrinologyinfertilityembryologyreproductive biologyreproductive healthfitnessbehavioral ecology

Additive Maternal Responses to Temperature and Water Availability During Pregnancy in a Viviparous Lizard. Figshare (2020)

fertilityreproductive scienceecologyanimal behaviorethologymorphology (biology)maternal healthzoologybiologyevolutionary ecologyreproductive endocrinologyevolutionary biologyembryologyreproductive biologyanimal ecologyfitnessbehavioral ecology

Water Availability and Environmental Temperature Correlate With Geographic Variation in Water Balance in Common Lizards. Oecologia (2017)

Andréaz DupouéAlexis RutschmannJean François Le GalliardDonald B. MilesJean ClobertDale F. DeNardoGeorge A. BruschSandrine Meylan

avian biologywater balanceecologygeographic variationcommon lizardsmarine biologywater availabilityspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecology

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George Brusch

California State University, San Marcos

Affiliations

California State University, San Marcos

College Of Science And Mathematics

Department Of Biological Sciences

College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Department Of Biological Sciences

Office For Training Research, And Education In The Sciences

NoneGeorge Brusch is currently serving as a California State University, San Marcos faculty at California State University, San Marcos.

Honors

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George Brusch

California State University, San Marcos

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Are the Kids Alright? Dehydration and High Temperatures During Pregnancy Impact Offspring Physiology, Morphology, and Survival in a Cold-Adapted Lizard. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Identifying the Physiological Mechanisms That Underlie Phenotypic Responses to Rapid Environmental Change. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Corticosterone and Immune Responses to Dehydration in Squamate Reptiles. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Karla T. MoellerJacqueline A. BrashearsScott DaviesGuillaume DemareGeoffrey D. SmithGeorge A. Brusch IVRichard K. SimpsonDale F. DeNardo

squamate reptilesbiologyimmune responsesexperimental biology

Ecological Responses of Squamate Reptiles to Nocturnal Warming. Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2023)

Alexis RutschmannConstant PerryJean‐François Le GalliardAndréaz DupouéOlivier LourdaisMichaël GuillonGeorge BruschJulien CoteMurielle RichardJean ClobertDonald B. Miles

squamate reptilesecologynocturnal warminganimal ecologyclimate change

Invading Nonnative Frogs Use Different Microhabitats and Change Physiology Along an Elevation Gradient. Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A Ecological and Integrative Physiology (2023)

Jack R. MarchettiSusannah S. FrenchEmily E. VirginErin L. LewisKwanho C. KiLayne O. SermersheimGeorge A. BruschKaren H. Beard

Prey Consumption Does Not Restore Hydration State but Mitigates the Energetic Costs of Water Deprivation in an Insectivorous Lizard. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Reproducing in a Changing World: Combined Effects of Thermal Conditions by Day and Night and of Water Constraints During Pregnancy in a Cold‐Adapted Ectotherm. Oikos (2022)

George A. BruschJean‐François Le GalliardRobin VitonRodrigo S. B. GaviraJean ClobertOlivier Lourdais

Additive Effects of Temperature and Water Availability on Pregnancy in a Viviparous Lizard. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

Additive Maternal Responses to Temperature and Water Availability During Pregnancy in a Viviparous Lizard. Figshare (2020)

Water Availability and Environmental Temperature Correlate With Geographic Variation in Water Balance in Common Lizards. Oecologia (2017)

Andréaz DupouéAlexis RutschmannJean François Le GalliardDonald B. MilesJean ClobertDale F. DeNardoGeorge A. BruschSandrine Meylan

avian biologywater balanceecologygeographic variationcommon lizardsmarine biologywater availabilityspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecology

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