马亮

青年研究员（副教授） / 博士生导师

行政职务： 院长助理

所属平台：可持续与修复

研究领域：动物生理生态学、生物多样性保护

联系邮箱： maliang26@mail.sysu.edu.cn

基本信息

姓名：马亮

性别：男  

职称：“百人计划”副教授，青年研究员

导师类型：博士生导师

学历：博士研究生

研究方向：动物生理生态学、生物多样性保护

教授课程：生理生态学

办公地点：中山大学深圳校区医学园2栋1203A

电子邮箱：maliang26@mail.sysu.edu.cn

 

【博士后招聘，长期有效】

课题组长期招聘博士后。

说明：博士后需要在2年（逸仙博后3年）内完成一个研究项目，并为找教职或进一步深造做好准备，因此研究方向的选择和研究项目的设计至关重要。因此，我们需要充分沟通，尽早确定好promising且可行的研究项目。

 

课题组研究方向

APEC课题组（Animal Physiological Ecology and Conservation）的研究方向为动物生理生态学与生物多样性保护，近年来主要关注以气候变化为代表的环境变化对物种造成的生理后果，并据此提出保护对策。下图展示了APEC课题组目前的工作框架：正在开展的研究项目整合实验研究、机理模型和空间分析等方法，阐明图中一个或多个箭头代表的过程或机制。

 

 

论文发表

  1. S. He, Y. Deng, Y. Zhang, D. Stuart-Fox, Y. Liu＊, L. Ma＊, From colour to heat: linking visible and near-infrared reflectance in birds. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 293, 20253333 (2026).
  2. Z.-W. Jiang, N.-Y. Wang, S. Qi, L. Ma＊, Differences in climate change impacts on reptile embryos and adults. Conservation Biology, e70176 (2025).
  3. L. Wang, S. Xing＊, X. Chang＊, L. Ma＊, C. Wenda, Cropland microclimate and leaf-nesting behavior shape the growth of caterpillar under future warming. Integrative and Comparative Biology 64, 932–943 (2024).
  4. G. Stark, L. Ma, Z.-G. Zeng, W.-G. Du, O. Levy, State-dependent movement choices of desert lizards: the role of behavioural thermoregulation during summer and winter. Journal of Thermal Biology 121, 103841 (2024).
  5. L. Ma, D.-Y. Wu, Y. Wang, J. M. Hall, C.-R. Mi, H.-X. Xie, W.-J. Tao, C. Hou, K.-M. Cheng, Y.-P. Zhang, J.-C. Wang, H.-L. Lu, W.-G. Du, B.-J. Sun, Collective effects of rising average temperatures and heat events on oviparous embryos. Conservation Biology 38, e14266 (2024).
  6. Z.-W. Jiang, L. Ma＊, S.-A. Tao, C. Wenda, C. Cheng, D.-Y. Wu, W.-G. Du＊, Analysis of resting status reveals distinct elevational variation in metabolisms of lizards. Ecology 105, e4414 (2024).
  7. G. Stark, L. Ma, Z.-G. Zeng, W.-G. Du, O. Levy, Cool shade and not-so-cool shade: how habitat loss may accelerate thermal stress under current and future climate. Global Change Biology 29, 6201–6216 (2023).
  8. L. M. Nneji, J. A. R. Azevedo, O. O. Oyebanji, L. Ma, P. R. Elsen, S. O. Oladipo, G. Salako, R. Puschendorf, R. M. Pringle, Patterns of species richness and turnover in endemic amphibians of the Guineo-Congolian rain forest. Diversity and Distributions 29, 1035–1051 (2023).
  9. C. Mi＃, K. Song＃, L. Ma＃, J. Xu, B. Sun, Y. Sun, J. Liu, W. Du, Optimizing protected areas to boost the conservation of key protected wildlife in China. The Innovation 4, 100424 (2023).
  10. C. Mi＃, L. Ma＃, M. Yang, X. Li, S. Meiri, U. Roll, O. Oskyrko, D. Pincheira-Donoso, L. P. Harvey, D. Jablonski, et al., Global protected areas as refuges for amphibians and reptiles under climate change. Nature Communications 14, 1389 (2023).
  11. L. Ma, C. Hou, Z.-W. Jiang, W.-G. Du, Divergent effects of climate change on the egg-laying opportunity of species in cold and warm regions. Conservation Biology 37, e14056 (2023).
  12. L. Ma＊, S. R. Conradie, C. L. Crawford, A. S. Gardner, M. R. Kearney, I. M. D. Maclean, A. E. McKechnie, C.-R. Mi, R. A. Senior, D. S. Wilcove, Global patterns of climate change impacts on desert bird communities. Nature Communications 14, 211–220 (2023).
  13. D. Liang, X. Giam, S. Hu, L. Ma, D. S. Wilcove, Assessing the illegal hunting of native wildlife in China. Nature 623, 100–105 (2023).
  14. Z.-W. Jiang＃, L. Ma＃, C.-R. Mi, S.-A. Tao, F. Guo, W.-G. Du, Distinct responses and range shifts of lizard populations across an elevational gradient under climate change. Global Change Biology 29, 2669–2680 (2023).
  15. G. Stark, L. Ma, Z.-G. Zeng, W.-G. Du, O. Levy, Rocks and vegetation cover improve body condition of desert lizards during both summer and winter. Integrative and Comparative Biology 62, 1031–1041 (2022).
  16. C. Mi＃, L. Ma＃, Y. Wang, D. Wu, W. Du, B. Sun, Temperate and tropical lizards are vulnerable to climate warming due to increased water loss and heat stress. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 289, 20221074 (2022).
  17. L. Ma, O. Levy, L. B. Buckley, C. Hou, W. Du, Variable impacts on reproductive energetics may render oviparous squamates more vulnerable to climate warming than viviparous species. Ecography 2022, e05624 (2022).
  18. G. G. Deme, X. Hao, L. Ma, B. Sun, W. Du, Elevational variation in reproductive strategy of a widespread lizard: high-elevation females lay fewer but larger eggs. Asian Herpetological Research 13, 198–204 (2022).
  19. B. Sun＃, L. Ma＃, Y. Wang＃, C.-R. Mi, L. B. Buckley, O. Levy, H.-L. Lu, W.-G. Du, Latitudinal embryonic thermal tolerance and plasticity shape the vulnerability of oviparous species to climate change. Ecological Monographs 91, e01468 (2021).
  20. B.-J. Sun, L. Ma, Y. Wang, C.-R. Mi, L. B. Buckley, O. Levy, H.-L. Lu, W.-G. Du, Embryonic thermal tolerance shapes the vulnerability of lizards to climate change. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 102, e01907 (2021).
  21. L. Ma＊, C.-R. Mi, J.-P. Qu, D.-Y. Ge, Q.-S. Yang, D. S. Wilcove, Predicting range shifts of pikas (Mammalia, Ochotonidae) in China under scenarios incorporating land use change, climate change and dispersal limitations. Diversity and Distributions 27, 2384–2396 (2021).
  22. Z.-W. Jiang, L. Ma＊, X.-Z. Han, Higher body temperatures and earlier parturition in response to hypoxia experienced by pregnant lizards. Asian Herpetological Research 12, 228–233 (2021).
  23. Z.-W. Jiang, L. Ma, C.-R. Mi, W.-G. Du, Effects of hypoxia on the thermal physiology of a high-elevation lizard: implications for upslope-shifting species. Biology Letters 17, 20200873 (2021).
  24. R. B. Huey, L. Ma, O. Levy, M. R. Kearney, Three questions about the eco-physiology of overwintering underground. Ecology Letters 24, 170–185 (2021).
  25. X.-H. Li, P.-F. Wu, L. Ma, C. Huebner, B.-J. Sun, S.-R. Li, Embryonic and post-embryonic responses to high-elevation hypoxia in a low-elevation lizard. Integrative Zoology 15, 338–348 (2020).
  26. X.-H. Li, C.-X. Wang, G.-S. Tang, S.-R. Li, L. Ma, B.-J. Sun, Y.-P. Zhang, Does light exposure during embryonic development affect cognitive behavior in a lizard? Asian Herpetological Research, doi: 10.16373/j.cnki.ahr.190004 (2019).
  27. Y.-Z. Ye＃, L. Ma＃, B.-J. Sun＃, T. Li, Y. Wang, R. Shine, W.-G. Du, The embryos of turtles can influence their own sexual destinies. Current Biology 29, 2597–2603 (2019).
  28. W.-G. Du, R. Shine, L. Ma, B.-J. Sun, Adaptive responses of the embryos of birds and reptiles to spatial and temporal variations in nest temperatures. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 286, 20192078 (2019).
  29. Q. Zhang, X.-Z. Han, X. Hao, L. Ma, S.-R. Li, Y. Wang, W.-G. Du, A simulated heat wave shortens the telomere length and lifespan of a desert lizard. Journal of Thermal Biology 72, 94–100 (2018).
  30. B.-J. Sun, L. Ma, S.-R. Li, C. M. Williams, Y. Wang, X. Hao, W.-G. Du, Phenology and the physiological niche are co-adapted in a desert-dwelling lizard. Functional Ecology 32, 2520–2530 (2018).
  31. L. Ma, B.-J. Sun, S.-R. Li, X. Hao, J.-H. Bi, W.-G. Du, The vulnerability of developing embryos to simulated climate warming differs between sympatric desert lizards. Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A: Ecological and Integrative Physiology 329, 252–261 (2018).
  32. L. Ma, B.-J. Sun, P. Cao, X.-H. Li, W.-G. Du, Phenotypic plasticity may help lizards cope with increasingly variable temperatures. Oecologia 187, 37–45 (2018).
  33. L. Ma, L. B. Buckley, R. B. Huey, W.-G. Du, A global test of the cold-climate hypothesis for the evolution of viviparity of squamate reptiles. Global Ecology and Biogeography 27, 679–689 (2018).
  34. Y. Wang, Z.-G. Zeng, L. Ma, S.-R. Li, W.-G. Du, Food restriction affects maternal investment but not neonate phenotypes in a viviparous lizard. Zoological Research 38, 81–87 (2017).
  35. S.-R. Li, Y. Wang, L. Ma, Z.-G. Zeng, J.-H. Bi, W.-G. Du, Thermal ecology of three coexistent desert lizards: implications for habitat divergence and thermal vulnerability. Journal of Comparative Physiology B 187, 1009–1018 (2017).
  36. 张博, 马亮, 李树然, 汪洋, 史静耸, 孙宝珺, 北京及邻近地区蛇类存疑种分布及讨论. 四川动物 36 (2017).
  37. B.-F. Wu, L. Liang, L. Ma, W.-G. Du, Effects of pesticide exposure on embryonic development and hatchling traits of turtles. Asian Herpetological Research 7, 28–33 (2016).
  38. B.-J. Sun, T. Li, J. Gao, L. Ma, W.-G. Du, High incubation temperatures enhance mitochondrial energy metabolism in reptile embryos. Scientific Reports 5, 8861 (2015).
  39. L. Liang, B.-J. Sun, L. Ma, W.-G. Du, Oxygen-dependent heat tolerance and developmental plasticity in turtle embryos. Journal of Comparative Physiology B 185, 257–263 (2015).
  40. L. Ma, B.-J. Sun, S.-R. Li, W. Sha, W.-G. Du, Maternal thermal environment induces plastic responses in the reproductive life history of oviparous lizards. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology 87, 677–683 (2014).
  41. 马亮, 赵玉泽, 高云, 蔡天龙, 王楠, 隋金玲, 吴记贵, 蒋万杰, 北京松山国家级自然保护区两栖爬行动物资源调查. 四川动物 31, 307–310 (2012).

 

基金项目

  1. 国家自然科学基金面上项目，“气候变化下蛇岛蝮和食物资源的物候错配”，2026年，主持
  2. 中山大学青年科学家培育项目，“珍稀濒危动物的数字孪生技术研究”，2025年，主持
  3. 国家级青年人才项目，2024年，主持

  4. 国家自然科学基金重点项目，“气候变化下热生理性状重塑对荒漠蜥蜴多样性的多尺度影响”，2024年，项目骨干（中山大学方负责人）

     

科研奖项

  1. 长隆奖·启航奖，中国动物学会，2025年
  2. “优秀青年动物生态学工作者”，国际动物学会、中国动物学会兽类学分会、中国生态学学会动物生态专业委员会，2023年

 

社会兼职

  1. Fundamental Research 青年编委

 

大会报告

  1. 气候变化在隐秘的空间和阶段对陆生动物的影响，中国动物学会两栖爬行动物学大会-大会报告，中国，芜湖市，2024年9月
  2. 气候变化下物种脆弱性的时空格局，中国动物学会生物地理学分会-青年大会报告，中国，南充市，2023年12月

  3. 气候变化对全球荒漠鸟类的影响，中国鸟类学大会-青年大会报告，中国，南京市，2023年10月

     

个人经历

教育经历

2012/09-2017/07，中国科学院动物研究所，生态学专业，博士

2015/10-2016/10，美国华盛顿大学（西雅图），联合培养博士

2008/09-2012/07，北京林业大学，野生动物与自然保护区管理专业，学士

工作经历

2022/09-至今，中山大学，“百人计划”副教授，青年研究员

2019/09-2022/08，美国普林斯顿大学，Associate Research Scholar

2017/07-2019/08，中国科学院动物研究所，博士后