James H. Jones
Professor of Comparative Physiology
jhjones@ucdavis.edu


Office
155 Maddy (Equine Analytical Chemistry Lab)
752-8528/752-9473



 
Degrees:
1983 DVM Colorado State University Veterinary Medicine
1979 PhD Duke University Zoology
1976 MS University of Arizona Wildlife Ecology
1974 BS University of Arizona Biology and Wildlife Biology
Research Interests:

Comparative, exercise, respiratory, cardiovascular, environmental, ecological, evolutionary, integrative systems physiology
CBS Graduate Group Affiliations:
Exercise Science  
Publications:
  • Jones JH. 1994. Comparative Vertebrate Exercise Physiology: Unifying Physiological Principles (vol A), Phyletic Adaptations (vol B). . Academic Press, San Diego, CA:291 pp, 236 pp
  • Jones JH. 1998. Optimization of the mammalian respiratory system: symmorphosis vs. single-species adaptation. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. 120B:125-138
  • Hobo S, A Hiraga, EK Birks, T Takahashi, T Hada and JH Jones. 1999. Is ventilation during maximal exercise in Thoroughbred horses limited by dynamic airway closure?. Equine Veterinary Journal. Supplement 30:39-44
Teaching Interests:
Comparative physiology. Respiratory physiology. Cardiovascular physiology. Exercise physiology. Environmental physiology. Allometry. Physiological ecology. Equine sports medicine.