Atmospheric pressure as a determining factor in animal height

Exploring the relationship between body size and various factors, this book delves into how both external elements, like atmospheric pressure and gravity, and internal aspects, such as blood density and circulatory strength, influence animal size. It highlights the significance of atmospheric pressure in shaping body size, investigating the physiological mechanisms behind these adaptations. The discussion includes a detailed analysis of how these factors interconnect, providing insights into the evolutionary biology of different species.