journal figures
produced for publication in peer-reviewed journal articles
animal physiology
When water contains toxins, these toxins can be taken up by fish at the gills, causing a physiological cascade that results in cardiovascular collapse.
McCormick, S. D., Schultz, E. and Brauner, C.J. 2021. Methods in Fish Biology, American Fisheries Society. In Press.
The respiratory gas cascade in a water-breathing fish, with relative partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide at every step of respiration.
Rummer, J. and Brauner, C.J. 2020. Physiology of Fishes, 5th Ed., pp 33-45
These next 6 figures were all produced for the same review paper co-authored by Bill Milsom. The review is currently in preparation for publication in Comprehensive Physiology, a journal of the American Physiological Society.
Fig 1. Phylogeny and evolution of air-breathing organs in vertebrates.
Fig 2. A comparison of anterior anatomy among agnathans.
Fig 3. Ventilation phases in fishes.
Fig 4. Ventilation in tadpoles.
Fig 5. Circulation and blood oxygenation in air-breathing lungfish vs water-breathing teleosts.
Fig 6. Ventilation in air-breathing fishes.
The cycle of sex chromosome evolution.
Furman BLS, Metzger DCH, Darolti I, Wright AE, Sandkam BA, Almeida P, Shu JJ, Mank JE (2020).
Genome Biology & Evolution 12: 750-763
Also made the cover image!
Opposing selection at two different loci between the sexes results in differing allele frequencies as adults vs juveniles.
Mank JE, Shu JJ, Wright AE (2020) Molecular Ecology 29: 215-217