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Higher Education Units and Fees for Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) and Full Fee Students
Many animals have evolved unique adaptations to survive the extreme variations of the wet-dry tropics. These include seasonal shifts in thermoregulatory behaviour, seasonal changes in metabolic physiology, and a range of adaptations to manipulate water balance to survive prolonged dry conditions, and, conversely, mechanisms to avoid taking up too much water in the wet season.
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