Raimon Cuxart Erruz

Raimon Cuxart Erruz is a PhD candidate at the Animal Ecology Group, Institute for Biology, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany. His research focuses on macroecological patterns related to thermal vulnerability of reproductive output in vertebrates, integrating developmental biology, macroevolution, and thermal ecology.

• Education
  • PhD in Animal Ecology Group (2024–present)
  • Master’s in Biodiversity: Conservation and Evolution (2021–2022)
  • Bachelor’s in General Biology (2017–2021)

His work builds on collaborations with the European Thermal Fertility Network and ShareTrait Initiative, emphasizing entity-relationship database analysis. Current projects investigate the interplay between fertility, embryonic development, and climate change impacts.

Key publication trends include vertebrate evolutionary anomalies (e.g., cervical ribs as extinction indicators) and developmental constraints in species adaptation.