Philip L. Munday

Philip L. Munday is a Professor at James Cook University, specializing in marine biology with a focus on the impacts of climate change on coral reef organisms. His research explores ocean acidification, warming, and their effects on fish behavior, physiology, and ecology. He has published extensively on topics such as transgenerational acclimation, predator-prey dynamics, and coral reef fish resilience. Collaborations with institutions globally highlight his interdisciplinary approach.

• Research Interests: Ocean acidification, climate adaptation, coral reef fish behavior, evolutionary responses, and ecosystem resilience.
• Key Contributions: Over 280 publications analyzing physiological and behavioral changes in marine species under environmental stressors.
• Notable Work: Studies on CO₂ effects on fish behavior, parental acclimation, and molecular responses to warming.